OK, as the election draws to a close and Obama has all but swept it, it is time for me to throw a little cynicism into the mix... I wasn't enamored with either party to begin with (yes, I know there are more than two, but wake me up once one of the other parties starts making a dent in the election process), and although I'm a registered Republican (mostly to vote in the primary) I threw my vote Obama's way.
In order to upgrade to the latest version of DotNetNuke, rework the layout/skin or test out some nifty new module, it is usually a good idea to do so on a local copy of DNN before pushing those changes out to your live site. Unfortunately, getting a copy of an existing hosted site down to your computer seems like quite a chore (but it really isn't that bad). In this article I'll walk you through the steps that I took to get my multi-portal DNN site copied down to my local computer, and up and running.
This article will discuss the ability to send emails from within a VBScript. This is extremely handy when wishing to get status messages from automated processes.
OK, I'm going to rant a little bit about something that hardly anyone complains about... the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV). Note: Your sarcasm detector should already be pegged at this point, so you might as well shut it off.
An introduction to two outstanding remote desktop management tools.
Making the switch from Wordpress to DotNetNuke...Why, why, why!?
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This article will give you a brief example of how to create a VBscript process that can retrieve data from an Oracle database. The techniques presented here can more than likely be adapted to connect to other databases as well. I’ll walk through a script that I wrote to solve a small problem with a web-based application that I support. The finished script will also touch upon techniques for logging and setting the date/time from within a VBscript process.
I developed some supplemental APA 9 Ball scoresheets to help you track the score of a match a little more effectively.