Something that is important to most websites and companies, is branding.  Unfortunately, the DotNetNuke error page has their branding.  Here is how to change that.

This first month of January has just flown by like it was nothing.  We are already at the end of the month, and that means that the ONETUG meeting is tomorrow.

We at RezHub.com are upgrading our standard JavaScript code to use jQuery going forward. Today was my first day of just learning jQuery, and not just tinkering with it.

During some of the early morning tweets on Twitter this morning, a few of us day dreamed about toys that we want.

This is actually a topic that has been spoken about before. I am blogging about it now because it has not been spoken about in a while.

Here is a solution to a problem we were having with accepting the short form of our domain.

I went with my lady and some friends last night to see the new Underworld film.  Here's how it went...

Joe Brinkman presented jQuery at the January Capital DotNetNuke User Group meeting tonight.  I was a remote attendee.

When we talk about widgets, it is easy to forget about widgets we use everyday. Once of those is the YouTube widget, but now DNN makes it easier than ever to embed a YouTube video into your website.

In my next post about widgets, I want to talk about the Style Scrubber Widget...

The family and I went to see a sneak preview of the movie, InkHeart.  Here is how it went...

Since I am preparing to present a DNN 5 Widgets session at the South Florida Code Camp and Orlando Code Camp, I figured I would write about the widgets a bit here and there too.

Code Camps happen all over Florida, and we have two coming within a 2 month span.

In order to round myself out, and spread the DotNetNuke and ODUG word, I attend other user group meetings and events.  Last night, I went to the OPASS meeting.

The ODUG is going to have an all-star year in terms of speakers!  Here is our speaker and topic lineup for the next couple of months.

Code Camps happen all over Florida, and we have two coming within a 2 month span.

I know I say something like this after every meeting, but they keep getting better and better.  The January ODUG meeting was last night and it was a FANTASTIC success!

We are only two days away from the next ODUG meeting. This one will be a biggie!

It is time to review this crazy year that I've had...

The Orlando DotNetNuke Users Group (ODUG) is meeting again next Tuesday.  Here are the details.

For many, this is a long time coming.  Realistically, it has only been a couple of weeks.  Anyhow, there are 3 sets of video ready to be viewed on the ODUG website.

One necessary evil with some websites is to put preventative measures in place to prevent web "bots" from attempting to log in to your website.  CAPTCHA attempts to provide a solution to this problem.

The Orlando DotNetNuke® Users Group (ODUG) newsletter was just out to all members.

The core DotNetNuke Blog Module has obviously grown by leaps and bounds. However, there are a few things that I have wanted to change about it.  One thing is the social bookmarking badges.

A really great trend that is moving through many modules out there is the use of templates. One of these modules is the DNN core Survey module.

A shiny new toy appears in DotNetNuke version 4.09.01.  It is called the "Dashboard", and it is back-ported from version 5.00.00.

Every once in a while, I face an error installing DotNetNuke that completely frustrates me.  It is only because it forces me to start over with the installation process.

A long while ago, I created a suggested upgrade path listing to assist folks with upgrading older versions of DNN.

I saw Joe Brinkman mention this earlier, but I honestly thought it was a joke!

The User Group Kit from CodeZone arrived today...