Setup DotNetNuke Advanced Login Module

Posted on June 6, 2011 by InteractiveWebs

How to Configure DotNetNuke Websites to use DotNetNuke Advanced Login Module

DotNetNuke had the ability to configure a custom page to be used as the login page on your website. This page does not need to appear in your menu structure and the login process can effectively be made to use the Advanced Module in a seamless way to the default DNN login process.

Setup a Page for Login

1. Create a New Page in your DNN Website using the normal Add Page Method:

2. On that new page, uncheck the menu item for Show in Menu, and make the page viewable by all users or unauthenticated users:

This ensures that people who are not logged into your website have the permissions to view the login page.

3. Add the DNN Advanced Login Module to the web page, and format the page as desired. Remember too that you can have content that is visible in different states. i.e. Users that are not logged in can see modules and content set to “unauthenticated” but cannot see content for Authenticated users until they have logged in. We use this to our advantage on our DotNetNuke Module Download Page, by providing instructions to people about login before they are logged in, but after they are authenticated and logged in those instructions are no longer displayed.

4. Configure the module into the mode you wish to use for login. Options like logging in with email address in place of user name etc. This is an example we use for the login settings to our site:

5. To set the page you have just created as the default site login page, go to the Admin / Site Settings / Advanced Settings / Page Management, and select the page you have just created as the login page for the site, and set the Home Page as the page you wish to display by default after users have logged into your site:

The end result is that when someone clicks on the “Login” menu option in your DNN skin they will be directed to the login page of your website. Once authenticated the user will be directed to the Home Page, unless they were looking for a members only URL when they hit your website. In that case the login process will deliver the user to the original place they were attempting to reach.

Loading Template Settings–Mushroom Image

Posted on May 31, 2011 by InteractiveWebs

Loading Templates

These templates are used for the loading effect in the website while the module loads content. This is only used while the module pulls down source content, and if the source is cached, you will not see the loading template effect.

Images

If you examine the source view of the loading template, you will notice that the effect references a .gif file. This file is a motion .gif and can be swapped out for any loading .gif image you like.

Display Template Setting–Mushroom Image

Posted on May 31, 2011 by InteractiveWebs

Display Templates

This is where you pick how your images will be shown on the page. The display templates define the end user look and feel.

There are several buttons that appear under the Display Templates Tab.

Load Template

Used to select a predefined or saved template. If you want a look like the Light Box effect, then you can click on the Light Box template from the available templates:

Then select the “Select” button.

This will cause the HTML and CSS for this template to be loaded into the “Display Template”

You can reveal the code for this by clicking the Source View from the HTML Editor.

You can edit or improve the source code to match the colours you use on your site.

When you are done editing, you select the Save Tab Changes, or Save & Return to save the template and return to the page.

If you play around and don’t wish to save, the Cancel & Return can be used to exit without saving your selection or changes.

Export Template

Allows a template to be packaged and saved as a .zip file. This file can the be used and imported on other sites using the Mushroom Image module.

This is perfect if you want to modify then export a template that you have customized for your own use.

The package includes a Thumbnail.png file that can be modified to reflect the look of your customized template. A Screen capture for example. Use the same dimensions as the example png file.

Naturally you can save a local copy of your favourite templates for used on sites that you create.

Import Template

Used to import templates that you have exported elsewhere. Selecting the Import, then locating your .zip package that you previously exported. Then uploading into the site for use.

Once imported, your template will become available across all portals on the site.

Save Template

If you modify a template and wish to save directly to the site for use as a custom template, then you can click the Save Template button.

We have included some icons to allow you to associate an eye catching icon with your custom version, or you can upload a screen capture to associated with the saved template.

Versions

To assist you in “Undoing a Mistake” we have enabled versions of the templates. This way you can play with a template, and if you make a change that is for the worse, you can easily revert to an earlier version.

Great Hey!

Basic Settings–Mushroom Image

Posted on May 31, 2011 by InteractiveWebs

Image Source

This is the source that the module will connect to to pull images from. You can use Flickr, RSS, or Local Folder.

Flickr – Will pull images directly from a Flickr Image Set e.g. http://www.flickr.com/photos/45764413@N00/sets/

RSS – Will pull the first image from each unique post in an RSS source. e.g. http://www.interactivewebs.com/blog/index.php/category/dnn-module/feed/

Local Folder – Will use images with a selected folder to display as images. This folder must be part of your DotNetNuke website.

Google Picasa – Will pull images from a Google Picasa source, using the images in the module.

Filter

You can define the image types to be used in the module. For example if you pointed the Image source at a local folder that had a mixture of image types in it, then the Filter can be used to only use one type “.jpg” for example.

Number of Images

Defines the number of images that will be used from a feed source. So for example if your RSS source includes a large number of items, you can limit it to show only the last x number.

Thumb Size

Defines the Pixel Size of the thumb nails to be used. It should be noted that not all templates will use the thumbnail size. For example the “Light Box Effect” does use the thumbnail size, while the “Shutter Effect” does not.

Thumbnails used

No Thumbnails used

In most cases, the thumbnail feature is only for templates that employ a popup effect.

Image Size

This is the size that the image will be displayed on the page. We have intentionally left this variable to allow you to adjust to fit the images you use. If you use the HTML5 Template for example, then the amount of white space around the displayed image is dependent on how closely the defined image size matched your original images.

Caching Length

To improve page load time, we wanted to ensure that the web server with your dotnetnuke site on it does not need to run off to your image source each time the page is hit and reload the images. If you imagine a slow RSS as the source, then this could cause the page load time to be considerable.

To fix this we allow the module to cache images locally on the server, there by improving page load time.

In this setting you can define the length of time before the web server will run off and update the feed. The time you define here should be reliant to the type of images you want to feed. If you feed op to the minute news images, and you set this to cache for a week, then visitors to your site will see images that are out of date.

On the other hand, if you expect the feed source not to change, then set a high value here to reduce server load time.

If you reboot the server or restart IIS, then the module will run off and update the source the first time the module is loaded.

Adding the Module –Mushroom Image

Posted on May 31, 2011 by InteractiveWebs

Getting your site ready for Mushroom Image

Once you have installed the Mushroom Image module, you will need to ensure your site is ready to host jQuery. DotNetNuke makes this easy, but there is one small change we recommend first.

1. Login as Host

2. Go to HOST SETTINGS and locate the jQuery settings:

3. Tick the option for “Use Hosted jQuery Version”

4. In the Hosted jQuery URL, type: http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1/jquery.min.js

Background

DotNetNuke currently runs with jQuery version installed. That is to say that DNN have included some jQuery files that will sit on your web server and ensure that jQuery works on your site. The only problem is that at the time of writing this, the included jQuery version is not up to date enough to take advantage of some of the recent features of jQuery that Mushroom Image takes advantage of.

The Rotate Effect http://www.interactivewebs.com/mushroom-image/Demo/RotateEffect.aspx

uses a later version of jQuery than the one currently included in DNN that is 1.4.2.

Using the hosted jQuery option takes advantage of some open source Google hosted jQuery that is a later version than the 1.4.2. For our module, you currently need 1.4.3 or later.

Adding the module to a page

As with any DotNetNuke module, you need to add the module to the page before you can configure it.

Login to your DotNetNuke website as either a host or admin, and proceed to the module menu at the top of your website page.

Select “iwebs – MushroomImage” from the module list and “Add Module To Page”

Then look for the module in it’s configured state.

From the dropdown menu, select the Configure Module option:

To reveal this:

Installing the Module–Mushroom Image

Posted on May 31, 2011 by InteractiveWebs

DotNetNuke 5 refers to modules as extensions. There are two types of module extensions:

Pre-installed Modules – modules included in DNN that have not been included in the build.
Third Party Modules – modules built or bought and added to DNN to extend DNN’s core functionality.

We will look at third party installs only here.

Adding third Party Modules

Log into your DNN instances using a Host account.
From the HOST drop down menu select Module Definitions.
On the Module Definitions page, select Install Module from the Module Definitions’ module options drop down.
You will be taken to the Install Package wizard. Browse to the module package you would like to install. Of course, in this example I am installing Open Web Studio. After you have browsed, select Next.
Information about the select module will display. Select Next.
If available, release note information will display. Select Next.
If License information exists for this module you will need to accept the terms of the license.
When the install process is finished you will see a list of actions taken. ‘EndJob Installation successful .’ will display at the bottom when complete.

There is a great video here that explains it:

New DotNetNuke Module–Mushroom Image

Posted on May 31, 2011 by InteractiveWebs

This week we are releasing the first of our Integration module suite. The suite called Mushroom is designed to allow integration between WordPress, DotNetNuke, Social Media, and iPhone App.

The first module we are publically releasing is called “Mushroom Image” and is an image rotator style module that allows feeds from WordPress to run images directly into your DotNetNuke website.

Like our other recent module releases, we have designed the backend for easy and fast configuration using JS as the basis of the User Interface.

Templates

With all our recent dnn modules, we have used a template CSS / HTML system to allow the end users interface to be customized.

Here are some examples of the UI:

While we are still working on the website to support the sale of the module, you can see some of the demo templates on display here:

http://www.interactivewebs.com/mushroom-image/Demo/LightBoxEffect.aspx

http://www.interactivewebs.com/mushroom-image/Demo/ShutterEffect.aspx

http://www.interactivewebs.com/mushroom-image/Demo/RotateEffect.aspx

http://www.interactivewebs.com/mushroom-image/Demo/HTML5Effect.aspx

http://www.interactivewebs.com/mushroom-image/Demo/LightHeadsEffect.aspx

There is more to come, so stay tuned.

Changing the Look and Feel

Posted on May 26, 2011 by InteractiveWebs

Main Menu
1. From the module Main Menu, select MODIFY LOOK AND FEEL

2. Use the Text HTML editor to Modify the Introduction text that appears at the top of the public side of the Feedback module. This is uses standard DNN Text HTML editing.

Form Item Layout Text/HTML

3. Here you will find the html code that lays out the form items in the public view. Using the HTML editor, select HTML view mode, and edit the HTML code directly to get the best results.

The most common change it to edit the width of the table that displays all the form items to the public.

To make the form wide and prevent items from spanning two lines. Modify the HTML code in the top line: " ". Change the 250 to something wider like 500

Remember though that your web page, width of the site and container will effect this.

Message Sent HTML

4. This text HTML box can be edited to display a message to the user of your form. When a usre submits a form, the text here will be displayed in the module space.

Form Item Height Width

5. Enter the width that the form Item in this box.

Example.

Gives this result

And a width of 100 gives this result. Note the small width of each item.

Changing the email address the form is sent to

Posted on May 26, 2011 by InteractiveWebs

From the module menu (see the above help selection for installing the module to a page).

1. Select MODIFY EMAIL SETTINGS

2. Select CLICK HERE TO MODIFY THE SEND TO EMAIL ADDRESS

3. Select EDIT (just after the arrows) to edit the email address and name of the form.

4. Change the form name and email address as desired. Click UPDATE when done.

5. Select BACK TO FORM ITEMS

6. Select BACK TO MAIN MENU

Adding a Feedback Designer module to the page

Posted on May 26, 2011 by InteractiveWebs

Having installed the Module to your DNN site.

1. Login to your site with Host or Admin permissions.

2. Navigate to the page you wish to add a form to.

3. From the DNN module menu select FEEDBACK DESIGNER and the Pane Location.

4. Select ADD to add the module to the seelcted pane.

5. You will see a warning message advising that the module has yet to be configured. This message will only be seen one time.

6. From the Complete Feedback Designer menu on the module, select CONFIGURE MODULE.

7. You are now presented with the Module Menu. From her select the options you wish to edit by clicking the corresponding CLICK HERE.

A Common SMTP Error in DotNetNuke

Posted on May 26, 2011 by InteractiveWebs

We get help requests, and we really do love to help you! Really! but please make sure you have a DNN host SMTP server configured that works before you ask us for help!
This module requires the SMTP server settings to be configure in DNN. This is because it uses the DNN SMTP server settings to send email. To configure…

1) Login as host user
2) Under "Host" menu select "Host Settings"
3) Scroll down and expand "Advanced Settings"
4) Expand "SMTP Server Settings"
5) In the SMTP Server text box type in mail.your_domain.com where your_domain.com is the actual domain name of your site (this same exact host name for smtp, pop3, imap4, and web mail)

You can use authentication for the SMTP server if required. The DNN site will require Relay permissions that are often set to require authentication.

An example of the error you see when you do not have this configured correctly is.

Error: Email Enquiry is currently unavailable.
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 DotNetNuke.Services.Mail.Mail.SendMail(String MailFrom, String MailTo, String Cc, String Bcc, MailPriority Priority, String Subject, MailFormat BodyFormat, Encoding BodyEncoding, String Body, String Attachment, String SMTPServer, String SMTPAuthentication, String SMTPUsername, String SMTPPassword, Boolean SMTPEnableSSL) at DotNetNuke.Services.Mail.Mail.SendMail(String MailFrom, String MailTo, String Cc, String Bcc, MailPriority Priority, String Subject, MailFormat BodyFormat, Encoding BodyEncoding, String Body, String Attachment, String SMTPServer, String SMTPAuthentication, String SMTPUsername, String SMTPPassword) at iwebs.Modules.CFD.CFD.doSend() — End of inner exception stack trace —

We have created a movie file here to assist: http://demo.interactivewebs.com.au/dnn_smtpsetup/dnn_smtpsetup_demo.htm

Understanding SMTP in DotNetNuke

Posted on May 26, 2011 by InteractiveWebs

DNN SMTP Settings

DNN Websites have the ability to configure in the host settings an SMTP server. When a DNN email is generated from the DNN website, it will attempt to send mail through this SMTP server.

In order that your DNN website can successfully send the email, the SMTP server must allow the email message to be received. Typically this is done in one of four ways.

The SMTP server is configured for Open Relay (This should NEVER be done unless you have an external firewall blocking all external SMTP connections. Otherwise your mail server will become a spam server within hours)
SMTP Authentication – Typically SMTP servers are configured to allow users with a valid username and password to authenticate themselves. Once they have been authenticated, they can communicate email messages through the SMTP server. This is the same way most ISP’s work their mail servers. The idea is that only users who are customers of the ISP will allow email to be sent from their SMTP servers.
Selective Open Relay. The administrator of the SMTP server can also allow Open Relay (same as 1 above) from selective IP addresses. Any communication from an IP address that is configured to allow open relay will be accepted by the SMTP server.
Local Host – If your website has it’s own SMTP server configured, typically it will allow email message to be sent form it’s self.

To correctly configure your DNN SMTP settings, you need to understand what method of communication has been configured in the SMTP server you are trying to set DNN to access.

Here is the process you would configure from above.

Enter the IP address or valid domain name for the SMTP server, nothing more to do if open relay is allowed. (Still not recommended)
Enter the IP address or valid domain name for the SMTP server, and the valid user name and password as would be used to communicate with the SMTP server. This is where you get to use the user name and password setting in DNN.
Ensure that the SMTP administrator has allowed the IP address your DNN website uses to have open relay status. Then just enter the IP address or domain name of the SMTP server in your DNN host settings.
Configure your DNN host settings to have “localhost” in the DNN SMTP server settings are.

Problems.
There can be some issues that get confusing with the different methods.

Open relay mail servers will be attacked by spammers very quickly. They are always on the lookout for mail servers that they can abuse. It is never recommended to have your mail server on the internet and in open relay. Additionally your mail server will be blacklisted by other mail servers if found to be in open relay.
SMTP Authentication can still be restricted to certain IP addresses. Many ISP’s will allow you only to use their mail servers while you are a client of their AND connecting to their mail server from an IP address they own. So thing will work in your Email applications while you are connecting to the internet via their dialup or high speed connection, but as soon as you move away from a connection provided by them, you will not be allows to connect to their servers, let alone Authenticate.
Even if your ISP has allowed relay from the address that your mail server is run form, there may be a firewall or block on the normal port that the SMTP servers are typically configured to use. Port 25. If a firewall exists between your web server and the mail server, it must be configured to allow traffic over port 25.
You may have web server configured with an SMTP server on the same system. Yet have it be blocked over port 25 for outbound communications. Some ISP’s block port 25 to curb the flow of virus email messages. You need to be sure that your ISP that provides connection to the internet for your web and SMTP server is not blocking port 25.

How to get really confused.
Often mail servers will allow you to send email messages to email addresses on that SMTP server, even though they do not allow you to send mail out. So if you have a web application configured to send email to yourself, and the SMTP settings you use in the DNN host settings are for the SMTP server that runs the same email address you will have success.
Yet when you change the email address in the web application, you can no longer send email, and the web application appears to fail. This is still an SMTP configuration error on your website. You will need to find a method above to solve the issue.

Podcast Discussing This:

Installing The Module

Posted on May 26, 2011 by InteractiveWebs

Note: Your Download Package Needs to be unziped before you start the install process. The file that is installed to the DNN site as a module is named with a "xxx PA.zip"

Motion Demo Here
1. Login to your DNN site as a system HOST

2. Under the host menu, select MODULE DEFINITIONS

3. From the Module Definitions menu, select INSTALL NEW MODULE

4. BROWSE and select the Feedback Designer xx.xx.xx PA.ZIP file for uplad. Then select SAVE FILE. Note that in some cases you may need to extract this PA files from a password encripted package zip.

5. Check the list of processes that follows for RED warnings and errors.

6. Your module is ready to be access and used on any DNN page in your site or child portals.

Installing a Module in DotNetNuke 5

DotNetNuke Modules–Under the hood UI and jQuery

Posted on April 27, 2011 by InteractiveWebs

We have been working to improve the UI of our dnn modules in recent times. This has included extensive updates to the backend administrator management. We have struggled for a long time to find a solution that actually works well for us and well for our clients.

The problem has always been the fragmentation of web technologies and browsers. Browser brands, versions, libraries, server technologies, uptake of new technologies like Silverlight etc has all been issues for us.

It’s one thing for us to develop a great solution, only to find that others struggle to have it implemented correctly. Silverlight is a classic example of this. Versions of SL and operating systems like mac vs pc really make a difference.

What we came up with

JQuery was the solution. Now that DotNetNuke had the core library built into the CMS, we are able to use it and find that most people have little or no trouble with it. We even managed to upgrade or template management system to use the new JQuery based UI. This makes the loading of the template management pages very fast.

DotNetNuke Module Update News

Posted on April 17, 2011 by InteractiveWebs

Today we have release a range of new module updates for DotNetNuke. These include improved support four many of the modules in a partial trust IIS server environment.

All of the module can be Downloaded Free from our DNN Module Download page here.

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Automatically create and mange backlinks into and out of your websites to help improve SEO effectiveness of your site.

Description: http://images01.interactivewebs.com/Portals/42/TellAFriendFlat-Optimised.jpg Tell My Friend 45.05.33
Add a "Tell A Friend" jQuery popup module to your site to allow visitors to spread the word of your great website. Add a "Tell A Friend" link to every page of your site in minutes.

Subscriptions Module 45.02.02
Subscriptions and advanced PayPal auto recurring subscriptions module with tax zones.

Bulk Emailer Download 45.05.96
Bulk Email for DNN with reliable campaign management and advanced tracking features, link tracking, recurring campaign and opt-in module.

Description: http://images02.interactivewebs.com/Portals/59/GoogleAnalyticsReportFlat-Optimised.jpg Analytics Report 45.01.17
Display your Google Analytics data directly to your DotNetNuke website.

DotNetNuke User Login Module–Advanced Login

Posted on March 31, 2011 by InteractiveWebs

Description: http://images01.interactivewebs.com/portals/62/dnn_login_css.png We have release some great new features with our Advanced Login and Registration module for DotNetNuke.

The module can be downloaded from our site in a trial that works 100%. You can test and play with the module, then purchase from Snowcovered our our site if you wish to purchase.

The module allows for a fantastic user login and registration experience, with complete control over all aspects of the look and feel and the effectiveness.

We have completely redone the UI for the module:

This helps make the complicated custom options really easy to understand, and helps users with the different modes of the module.

Additionally we have added new features that can be viewed here: http://interactivewebs.com.au/advancedlogin/Support/VersionHistory.aspx

Some of the new features include:

Custom Role Registration during Signup
Additional Questions / Answers during password retrieval
Custom form messages for during signup and login
Detection of duplication of user accounts during signup
UI Improvements mentioned above
Updates to the extensive user manual

Download the trial module here.

Office 2010 Add-ins not working

Posted on March 8, 2011 by InteractiveWebs

We have seen a few instances where an Office 2010 Add-in stops working and cannot be enabled even is deleted and reinstalled.

This can effect our DotNetNuke Module – Microsoft Word Editor, as it uses the Microsoft Office Add-in feature of office.

The cause of the problem lays in Microsoft (again) that have decided to make Word (and other office Add-ins) mark a plugin as “Disabled” if it is ever involved in a slow response or crash.

Good concept to stop plugins crashing word, but how they do it is so unobvious it catches many people out. The plugins are added to a “Disabled” basket, and will never again be activated unless moved from that basket. Even if the add-in is uninstalled and re-installed.

To fix the problem you need to remove the add-in from this list of disabled items in your office application.

It does not escape comment that Microsoft Word remains the only application I know of that has a crash recovery system built into it. Rather than fix the problems that cause it to crash, they built a system to recover after crashes.

Since Word 2000, you can take an INDEX and regenerate it, then fast scroll on the newly created index to crash the entire application. 10 Years of development, and all I can see is tweaks around the edges. No wonder the company is on a massive down hill slide! “Microsoft – Taking the fun out of computing”.

New DotNetNuke Module to Automatically Create BackLinks for SEO

Posted on March 3, 2011 by InteractiveWebs

Today we have launched a new automated module that allows you to automatically create and manage backlinks to your dnn website. This DotNetNuke Module is great a improving the SEO performance of your domain and website.

DotNetNuke Automatic
Link Builder Module

Automatically Manage Links to and from your website with this powerful DNN Module.

Others linking to your website is a powerful way to improve Google (and other search engine) rankings of your site. This DNN Module will help you to automatically:

Request and Engage Members of your site
Accept their back link requests.
Monitor that a Reciprocal Link to your site was created.
Validate the Back Link to your Site
Allow you to Approve or Reject the Link with a single click
Automatically have Google Index the sites that link to your site.
Continue to monitor the backlink remains in existence
Continue to submit to Google the back linked sites for indexing

Best of all, it is easy to use and configure, with simple options for complex tasks. Read More Below.

Build Google Ranking

Build the Google ranking of your site by having others contribute back links to you with an automatic process that tracks and manages the entire process.

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jQuery powered

The backend controls are powered by powerful jQuery controls and interface that makes for easy to use management of the module..

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Simple Control Panel

As with all our products, we work hard to keep our interface simple. Again with this DNN module, we have made the control of options as simple as can be.

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CSS Design Control

Use CSS to control the look and feel of the module within your website. Every aspect of the look and feel can be easily managed as templates.

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Automated Control

The module will run in a fully automated mode controlled by the DNN scheduler process to perform a range of automated tasks.

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Custom Messages

Send out custom e-mail messages to your customers based on custom templates that are managed directly in the module settings.

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Role based Messaging

You can select a website security role or roles to automatically invite members to contribute links to your site. Email messages will be sent automatically to the users in that role inviting them to contribute.

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Automatic Management

The processes of the module are entirely automated and use the existing engine that DotNetNuke runs on. DNN Scheduler.

Screen Captures:

How it works.

1. You configure Email Templates that invite and engage members of your website to link from your website to theirs, and return the privilege.

2. You define roles in your site that members of which will receive an email invitation to contribute links.

3. Users arrive at your site and fill in a link from your site to theirs

4. The module will email the user who submitted their link and advise that in order for the link to be listed on our site, we must be able to validate a back link from their site to ours. This is where you would include instructions about how they may best achieve that.

5. The module will automatically generate an icon of the submitted website.

6. The module will spend a number of days checking the link submitted, searching for a back link to your site.

7. If a back link is found, the module will send you (that administrator) and email message allowing you to view and approve or reject the listing.

8. If approved, then another email is sent to the link submitter advising them of the approval, and the link is listed on your site.

9. If the link is not found, or you reject the link, then an email to the submitter is sent advising them of this too.

10. Approved links are sent to Google for indexing to ensure that Google is notified of the backlink to your site.

11. The existence of the back link is periodically checked, and the listing removed if the backlink is not found, and email notification to the link owner is regenerated.

12. Link management remains in your hands if desired.

13. CSS and Templates can be managed

Details:

Specification

Description

Database

SQL Server 2005, 2008 and Express

DNN Versions

The module requires DNN 5.5.0 or Later.

Download Package

PA Install Files for supported DNN Versions

Version History

Here

Source Code

Source code is not available for the module.

Updates

Free Unlimited Updates in accordance with our update policy Here

Update to Google analytics Report module for DotNetNuke

Posted on March 2, 2011 by InteractiveWebs

We have updated the Google Analytics Report Module for DotNetNuke to better handle the account authentication settings used in the module against the Google Account. Check out the new updates on our website here: http://www.interactivewebs.com/analyticsreport/GoogleAnalyticsReport.aspx