Efficion Consulting - DotNetNuke (DNN) Specialists in St. Louis, Missouri

About DotNetNuke

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If you're a DotNetNuke Developer and are looking for Modules, you'll want to check out our DotNetNuke Modules page.

DotNetNuke is an automated content management system specifically designed for Internet and Intranet deployments. Administrators are given complete control of their content, layout, security and membership and are provided with a powerful set of tools to maintain a dynamic and interactive web site.

As an active member of the DotNetNuke open-source community, Efficion devotes a great deal of effort in contributing time and modules for the improvement of the DotNetNuke software and community as a whole.

Through the combined efforts of the DotNetNuke community, we have created a software framework that is reliable, flexible, and most of all, a powerful solution for meeting the needs of many different types of organizations.

DotNetNuke Related Articles

DotNetNuke and IIS7 Integrated Pipeline Vs. Classic Mode

When I first started trying to install DNN on a local Vista installation I had various strange errors that I eventually determined to be due to the fact that I was running my IIS7 App Pool in Integrated Pipeline mode instead of Classic (IIS 6). And so, from that I learned DNN can't run in Integrated Pipeline more.

Today, I discovered that DotNetNuke can run in integrated pipeline mode as long as you're running DNN version 4.8 or greater. Charles Nurse discusses this in this blog.

Articles Version 4.1 Released

Version 4.1 of Efficion's Articles module for DotNetNuke is now available. Our previous release, 3.2.6 was downloaded over 30,000 times. The Articles module provides a range of features that make it a great tool for many uses including: news, announcements, events, blogs, and much more. Learn More...

Improving Your DotNetNuke sitemap

There's an interesting article on a fairly simple way to improve the sitemap that DotNetNuke generates for you. It doesn't require any core modifications but does set page priority up in a way that makes a lot of sense while also not requiring much work.

DotNetNuke Sitemap Improvement by Equana Solutions

DotNetNuke Corporation raises funding through venture capital

The for profit wing of DotNetNuke, the DotNetNuke Corporation, announced an infusion of funding today from a couple venture captical firms. As someone who's livelihood is intricately tied to DNN, I've got mixed feelings about this news. While I fully appreciate that the new funding should help take DotNetNuke to the next level, both from a features and functionality as well as a marketing and penetration perspective, it also worries me that priorities may shift, revenue may trump the "common good", and everything may get more profit minded and expensive. So, we'll just have to wait and see... Read More...

DotNetNuke: Enable Human Friendly Urls

DotNetNuke 4.8 added Human Friendly urls, but unlike Friendly URLs, it can only be enabled through the web.config. To enable human friendly urls, replace:

with:

NOTE: Keep in mind though that no 301 Redirects for existing URLs are created so if you implement this for a site that has been around for awhile, you should make sure to manually create 301 Redirects or set up Canonical URLs for all existing pages to make sure to not dillute your link juice.

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