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• Is it possible to apply a separate skin when the user is logged in? Different from an Admin Skin...right?

  Hi gang, It took me a while to realize this...a long while. But I think I got it straight. Please someone correct me if this is wrong. I have always thought that an "Admin Skin" was a skin that gets applied when a user logs in. This assumption is *wrong*. An admin skin is the skin that gets applied when a user logs in and then views any page under the "Admin" Menu or clicks a control for a module such as "settings". Correct? Okay, so now that that's clear...I think...what I want is a different skin

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by jeewun on 3/7/2006

• Re: Can I change the width of the "Search input" module?

  Hi smehaffie, Ya the skinning doc is very useful. I have "Appendix B: Skin Objects" printed out and carry it around with me in my laptop bag. =) I didn't see much about options to customize search in there. I'm pretty sure that it's the style="width:150px" that is overwriting any class I try to apply to it. Has anyone found a sneaky way of going and changing the width without going in and modifying the core? Thanks! -Tim

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by jeewun on 3/7/2006

• Re: Can I change the width of the "Search input" module?

  * Bump * I'd like to know how to do this too. It's been done on the www.dotnetnuke.com site. Not sure how though. I'd like to change the width by using CSS. I can edit all other styles of the input field, background color, text, borders...it's just width...and I think it's because my styles are getting overwritten by the style = "width:150px;" that comes after the class...here's the output of my input box. < input name = "dnn:ctr594:SearchInput:txtSearch" type = "text" maxlength = "200" size

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by jeewun on 3/3/2006

• Re: Keeping root lvl menu item "highlighted" when on a submenu item within that root lvl menu.

  I was missing submenuitembreadcrumbcssclass.....that did the trick. Dunno why this makes the root menu items stay "active"...the description in the skinning doc says... submenuitembreadcrumbcssclass "CSS Class used for sub menu items when they are found in the breadcrumb array list" Here's what my CSS looks like.... .rootmenuitemactive TD, .rootmenuitemselected TD, .rootmenuitembreadcrumb TD {background-image:url('images/leftNavIcon.gif'); background-repeat:no-repeat;} .submenuitemactive TD, .submenuitemselected

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by jeewun on 1/23/2006

• Keeping root lvl menu item "highlighted" when on a submenu item within that root lvl menu.

  Hi DNN folk, Can you please take a look at the following site I'm developing? http://www.dranitajohnson.com/ Works great, COOL! Now, try going to About --> Resume What I would like to happen is for the little circle graphic to stay next to the About when browsing to the Resume page located under About. Instead this happens.... http://www.dranitajohnson.com/ABOUT/Resume/tabid/137/Default.aspx I've looked at the documentation....but can't seem to get the right styling. Maybe it's not possible? I

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by jeewun on 1/17/2006

• Re: What's new in 3.2.2 ?

  Just echoing what others said. I'm currently trying to decide if it's worth upgrading from DNN 3.1.0. I'm unsure what the benefits of upgrading would be and if the current quirks/bugs I'm experiencing have been fixed in the newer versions. So, like others, I'm digging through this forum. "what's new" would be superb! -Tim

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by jeewun on 1/9/2006

• Re: User Accounts is currently unavailable

  Hey everyone, Hmmm, okay so it sounds like I'm having the same problem as everyone else here. I got the following error when clicking on Admin --> User Accounts on a DNN 3.1.0 install.... DotNetNuke.Services.Exceptions.ModuleLoadException: Object reference not set to an instance of an object. ---> System.NullReferenceException: Object reference not set to an instance of an object. at _ASP.Users_ascx.__DataBind__control19(Object sender, EventArgs e) at System.Web.UI.Control.OnDataBinding(EventArgs

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by jeewun on 1/6/2006

• Re: Formatting date of an RSS feed using EXSLT

  Hi Stefan! Thanks for your reply! I understand that this is an xsl issue. However, formatting a date from an RSS feed this seems like a very simple and common thing to do and I still had not gotten any replies even 8 days after I posted. I figured there must be other DNN users who have found a solution. I took a peek at www.w3schools.com , yes that's a very handy site! I've used that in the past, thanks for reminding me! Specificly I was looking at the functions page. http://www.w3schools.com/xpath

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by jeewun on 10/20/2005

• Re: Formatting date of an RSS feed using EXSLT

  *BUMP* Anyone? Hello.....world? =)

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by jeewun on 10/20/2005

• Formatting date of an RSS feed using EXSLT

  Hello everyone, So I have the following date in an RSS feed and I would simply like to format this feed to something like m/d/yyyy . The feed is working fine otherwise, I just want to format the date. <pubDate>Wed, 04 May 2005 00:00:00 GMT</pubDate> From what I understand I must somehow wrestle with other .xsl files from http://www.exslt.org. And I'm assuming that I do not have to change anything outside of the three files discussed below. So, what I've done is... A.) taken the default

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by jeewun on 10/12/2005