June 2012

Event ID 17137 from source MSSQL$MICROSOFT##SSEE

Cleaning up the Event Log On a system running the CRM 2011 IFD as described here: http://www.interactivewebs.com/blog/index.php/server-tips/microsoft-crm-2011-how-to-configure-ifd-hosted-setup/ You may notice in the Event Log some errors that look like: The description for Event ID 17137 from source MSSQL$MICROSOFT##SSEE cannot be found. Either the component that raises this event is not installed on your local computer or the installation is corrupted. You can install or repair the component on the local computer. If the event originated on another computer, the display information had to be saved with the event. The following information was included with the event: AdfsArtifactStore The specified resource type cannot be found in the image file The Solution 1) Open SQL server management studio. 2) Connect to \\.\pipe\MSSQL$MICROSOFT##SSEE\sql\query 3) Right-click on the database AdfsArtifactStore and select “Properties” 4) Click on the Options page 5) Set “Auto close” to False

What is Microsoft Surface

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Zendesk DotNetNuke (dnn) Integration

Using DotNetNuke for Zendesk single sign-on ZenDesk Integration http://www.zendesk.com/ Zendesk is an online ticketing system designed to manage support tickets through a website interface. Zendesk is one of the more popular ticketing systems available as a software as a service. We have included within the advanced login module the ability to login to Zendesk using your DotNetNuke user database. This makes it possible to manage all of your user support tickets for your DotNetNuke website within the Zendesk software as a service ticketing system, without having to have a separate database if users. Configuration of this system is extremely easy. There are two settings required one is within the Zendesk interface, and naturally requires you to have signed up for services with Zendesk. The other is within that advanced login module for DotNetNuke. Some background Zendesk allows you to configure a remake URL that is referenced logging in. There should… Read More »Zendesk DotNetNuke (dnn) Integration

DotNetNuke Google Authentication

DNN Google Authentication Login Recently DotNetNuke launched the ability to configure Google authentication for login to your DotNetNuke website. This feature made its debut in DNN 6.2 we have updated the advanced login module to include the ability to use a token to display login options for the Google authentication system that is available in DotNetNuke 6.2 . The utilisation of the token requires you to preconfigure your DotNetNuke website with the Google authentication provider. A good description of how to do this is available here: How to enable or disable the DotNetNuke Google authentication system that allows users to login to DNN using their existing Google account to login to DotNetNuke. Prerequisites. You will need to sign up for a Google Authentication account to complete this tutorial. This authentication system must be enabled by a SuperUser (see "Managing Authentication Systems") before it can be viewed and configured. Navigate to… Read More »DotNetNuke Google Authentication

DotNetNuke SSO Single Sign-on CE

Advanced Login Module Single Sign-on Community Edition today we are please to announce that the advanced login module for DotNetNuke includes the utilisation of the single sign-on feature that has previously only been available to the Professional Edition since DotNetNuke 6.1. Now it is possible to add this feature to your website with one simple module, that as the feature throughout your entire website and child websites on a single DotNetNuke instance. The idea is that you create a site group, specifying the master site and included child sites. Once the configuration has been created, a user will be able to login to either the Master site or any of the specified child sites within the group using the username and password details from the master sites user database. We have included this feature within the advanced login module, and it works with the community edition. The feature can be… Read More »DotNetNuke SSO Single Sign-on CE

IE FTP Your current security settings do not allow you to download files from this location.

Problem while accessing Windows 2003 server today I experienced a problem with the system reported to me: Your current security settings do not allow you to download files from this location. And gave me the following error window and security alert: Knowing that Internet Explorer is too stupid to know that even though I have the username and password to connect to an FTP site , I don’t have the necessary security permissions to download files from the FTP site. as dumb as this may seem it is the default security settings are Internet Explorer early versions. The solution In this case the solution is actually quite easy. 1. Open IE 2. Open Tools > Internet Options > Security 3. Click on Trusted Sites then the sites button below 4. Enter the URL of the site you’re downloading from and click add

How to discover your Facebook ID

Discover Your Facebook ID There is one really easy and surefire way to discover your Facebook ID. Navigate to this URL: https://graph.facebook.com/interactivewebs and replace in the URL interactivewebs with your own Facebook username. https://graph.facebook.com/yourusername When the page loads, you will see something like this: { “id”: “100000310593653”, “name”: “David Finley”, “first_name”: “David”, “last_name”: “Finley”, “link”: “http://www.facebook.com/interactivewebs”, “username”: “interactivewebs”, “gender”: “male”, “locale”: “en_US” } Your ID are the numbers in the inverted commas that follow the ID.line . so Sn this case. th TIT would be: 100000310593653

Microsoft VS Apple

DotNetNuke Microsoft Silverlight pivot module web.config changes.

During the installation of the DotNetNuke Microsoft pivot module, it is necessary to several changes to be made to the web.config file. These changes allow the Silverlight pivot technology to operate on the DotNetNuke website. We have automated the installation process to automatically update the web.config file during the installation of the module. Please remove the following things under <system.web> <add verb="*" path="*.cxml" type="iwebs.Modules.Pivot.CXMLHandler,App_SubCode_Pivot" validate="false"/> <add verb="*" path="*.jpg" type="iwebs.Modules.Pivot.TileHandler,App_SubCode_Pivot" validate="false"/> <add verb="*" path="*.dzc" type="iwebs.Modules.Pivot.DZCHandler,App_SubCode_Pivot" validate="false"/> <add verb="*" path="*userprofile.aspx" type="iwebs.Modules.Pivot.ProfileHandler,App_SubCode_Pivot" validate="false"/> Also the ones under </system.webServer> <add name="CXMLHandler" verb="*" path="*.cxml" type="iwebs.Modules.Pivot.CXMLHandler,App_SubCode_Pivot" validate="false" preCondition="integratedMode"/> <add name="JPGHandler" verb="*" path="*.jpgx" type="iwebs.Modules.Pivot.TileHandler,App_SubCode_Pivot" validate="false" preCondition="integratedMode"/> <add name="DZCHandler" verb="*" path="*.dzc" type="iwebs.Modules.Pivot.DZCHandler,App_SubCode_Pivot" validate="false" preCondition="integratedMode"/> <add name="ProfileHandler" verb="*" path="*userprofile.aspx" type="iwebs.Modules.Pivot.ProfileHandler,App_SubCode_Pivot" validate="false" preCondition="integratedMode"/> <add name="TileHandler" verb="*" path="*_files/*/*_*" type="iwebs.Modules.Pivot.TileHandler,App_SubCode_Pivot" preCondition="integratedMode,runtimeVersionv2.0"/>