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• Re: Who's got the fastest DNN Site? Look'n for Speed!!

  wow J7 that's fast, If you would have asked me if sub-second speed was posible with DNN yesterday I would have said no out latest project benches to 1.7 on an idle server, this is with the DNN-blue skin and solpart tough I hope our skinner knows what light-weight means

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by PurpleBox on 3/30/2006

• Re: Who's got the fastest DNN Site? Look'n for Speed!!

  hosting location does make a large difference, but even when you have top of the line hosting location it makes sense to optimize a site. Well actually it doesn't make sence for 5 hits a day websites but just to show you some numbers: Sindce we have to pay our ISP by Peak Bandwidth and not by Used Bandwidth. We optimized the sites in our rack. For just One site, (our biggest hosted site, and R-rated): Re-encoding user uploaded images to 80% quality JPEG with a small amount of blur applied, saved

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by PurpleBox on 3/29/2006

• Re: Who's got the fastest DNN Site? Look'n for Speed!!

  juulepuul: Also.. I'm 99% sure that by default IIS compression does NOT compress results of ASPX pages. It only compresses static HTML pages. I tought i found an article to use IIS compression on CSS and JS files according to my findings, the biggest pain in DNN is the giant pool of CSS files it uses. This result in way to much HTTP GET's. One monolithic CSS file is much faster, especially if it is compressed. I use one CSS file skin.css, module CSS is coded inline in the module. Core modified to

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by PurpleBox on 3/29/2006

• Betreft: DotNetNuke DAL - Do I really need it?

  IF you find the DAL to hard to work with you could just use ADO.NET and hardcode your database code right in the ASCX files that make up your module If your module only has to be installed on 1 site. and you don't care about upgradability and stuff. this works verry nice. However, you will soon find out, that the design practises that the DNN DAL assume. are verry handy when working on complex modules. especially when finding and fixing bugs AFTER the module has been released

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by PurpleBox on 3/25/2006

• Betreft: dnn 3.2.2 - Can anybody give me an example of using GetRoleByName

  Dim objRolecontrol As New DotNetNuke.Security.Roles.RoleController Dim SArole As DotNetNuke.Security.Roles.RoleInfo = objRolecontrol.GetRoleByName(PortalId, "PAYEDACCESS" ) Dim objRoleInfo As DotNetNuke.Entities.Users.UserRoleInfo = objRolecontrol.GetUserRole(PortalId, UserId, SArole.RoleID) objSMScodeValidators.invalidateCode(smsCode, ModuleId, UserId) If objRoleInfo Is Nothing Then 'user not in role objRolecontrol.AddUserRole(PortalId, UserId, objRolecontrol.GetRoleByName(PortalId, "PAYEDACCESS

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by PurpleBox on 3/22/2006

• Betreft: Re: Betreft: Re: Logged in user getting kicked out of portal

  So do you happen to have multiple instances of IE open logged in with different users at various levels of security??? if so I have experienced it on modules where ALL users have edit rights, in my case the forums and the repository module funny I didn't think of that earlier :s

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by PurpleBox on 3/14/2006

• Betreft: Re: VWD Kills my machine

  We have 2 systems in our business on wich visual webdeveloper brings the system to it's knees the Error message says there is an error in the COM+ event system symptoms include: being able to use every running software (except office), but not being able to start new executables Office starts to behave really slow and buggy as well after the VWD crash Even after rebooting there are COM+ related errors in the event log It's probably related to the combination with another software package, because

  Posted to Visual Web Developer 2005 Express (Forum) by PurpleBox on 3/14/2006

• Betreft: Re: Logged in user getting kicked out of portal

  BugInfested wrote: My DNN is on a shared server. Excuse my ignorance, but what would be better settings for the application pool? Are you saying that the hosting company should install more RAM and not recycle the ASP.NET worker process when the application pool is overloaded? Your hoster probably has enough RAM, but I've seen DNN worker processes reach 100 MB memoryload (remember, every worker process loads it's own copy of .NET framework, the heavy caching setting also caches ALOT ) IIS default

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by PurpleBox on 3/14/2006

• Betreft: Re: DotNetNuke - Overhead? Performance?

  Your regular ASP.NET 2.0 site DOES need the pinging too. It just needs to compile alot less code then DNN so it looks like your regular site doesn't need pinging. The performance of DNN is greatly influenced by your IIS settings. And sindce you are hosted at a shared hosting provider. The IIS settings are probably worse then the IIS defaults. If this is the case, setting caching to "Heavy" will only worse the problem, because the worker process of IIS will reach it's limits sooner. I've seen DNN

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by PurpleBox on 3/13/2006

• Betreft: Logged in user getting kicked out of portal

  This is probably the result of your hosting provider recycling the ASP.NET worker process when the application pool is overloaded. This results in the sessions being lost, and all of your users getting logged off. If this is the case I suggest finding hosting with better settings for the aplication pool in IIS

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by PurpleBox on 3/13/2006