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• AutoHyperLink in Text Module

  Here is an idea for the Text Module. It's not a new idea, but I've not seen it implemented in DNN. Have the text module search the DNN Links database for keywords and make those words (or phrases) hyperlinks in the text. I'm not actually sure if the Links DataBase has keywords? Here are the options in the module... Turn on AutoHyperLink (which would AutoHyperLink every word or phrase it finds in the Links DB). Now here are options to limit the number of times it would AutoHyperLink) Only AutoHyperLink

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by smurphy_sfpd on 12/16/2005

• Re: PhotoVision Module from bring2mind.net

  I have been using FotoVision for several weeks now. Today I'm trying to create a new web site for my Niece's Vollyball Pics. When I go to the Options, I now get an error... An unhandled exception has occurred "Cast from string 'High' to type 'Integer' is not valid" Thanks Steve www.salemfire.org www.mabas47.org

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by smurphy_sfpd on 10/2/2005

• Re: PhotoVision Module from bring2mind.net

  Adrian, Thanks for the upgrade. I have played with it for just a few minutes. It installs as a different module. I can upload my images again, but wanted to check and see if a upgrade path existed? Thanks Again. Steve www.mabas47.org

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by smurphy_sfpd on 9/11/2005

• Re: PhotoVision Module from bring2mind.net

  I want to thank all of the developers of DNN and PhotoVision. Last week I installed it(Photo Vision) on a website for several Southern Illinois Fire Departments. Today I put it to the test. Many Fire Departments in Illinois are sending trucks, people and equipment to New Orleans. I was not on the first list and hope to be able to help in a few weeks. But, today 100+ fire trucks, support equipment and 600+ firefighters proceeded on a convoy from a staging area in Central Illinois to New Orleans. Many

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by smurphy_sfpd on 9/5/2005

• Re: New Version of SQLGridSelectedView

  WOW! This has a lot of potential. Can I access a MS Access db? Do you have an example of a connection string for MS Access? Do I need to setup a ODBC setting? Thanks for this module, I'm not quite sure how I will use it first. Steve

  Posted to Custom Modules (Forum) by smurphy_sfpd on 8/30/2005

• Re: How to add or modify user registration fields?

  You don't even have to edit an aspx file. You can use the built in Langauge functions... See this post... http://forums.asp.net/1019685/ShowPost.aspx

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by smurphy_sfpd on 8/24/2005

• How to - Allow Users to Change Text Size

  On the www.dotnetnuke.com home page, at the very top are a few small icons to allow users to change their text size and screen layout size. How did you do that?? Thanks Steve

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by smurphy_sfpd on 8/21/2005

• I customized my User Registration Page in 10 Minutes...

  I run a website for firefighters. I have always wanted an easy way to collect info on their Rank and Department. I edited my Language Pack and changed the fields Website and Instant Messenger Id to Rank and Fire Department. Just for grins I also changed the Help Text. Goto Host, Language Editor, Local Resources, Controls, App_LocalResources, User.ascx So... Is it possible in the future to add several "UserDefined" fields to the Registration Page. Another option would be to create a new table with

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by smurphy_sfpd on 8/12/2005

• Project Forums - critical error??

  A critical error has occurred. Object reference not set to an instance of an object. Yesterday and today from three different computers from three different locations. Are the forums down??? Steve

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by smurphy_sfpd on 8/5/2005

• Re: Logout when changing pages - Child Portal

  I've posted a similar message on the Projects Forums and have not responses. Any idea's on this side?? Steve

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by smurphy_sfpd on 8/4/2005