[update] It's worth mentioning that this post only applies to standard and higher licenses of Community Server. [/update] Here’s another common question over on the Community Server forums that site admins might not know how to do as it isn’t “officially” documented anywhere: “I’ve purchased a licensed...
Today’s tidbit is probably one of the most active topics over on the Community Server forums: “I post content on my CS installation but it takes 10 minutes or more to show up…how do I get it to show up immediately?” One of the great features of asp.net is that you can cache data...
Today’s tidbit is another easy one to implement, and is something I’ve seen asked about on the CS.org forums on more than one occasion (and is actually referenced in today’s Community Server Daily News by Rich over on DotNetGeeks …it’s his last bullet point and has been...
Today's tidbit is another very easy one to implement and is something I change on all of my new Community Server installations. One of the great tools for site admins to use to troubleshoot issues is the Exception Report (Control Panel/Administration/expand Reports) should anything on your CS site start...
Today’s tidbit is aimed towards site admins who run websites geared towards programmers. Programmers are a finicky bunch, and most of us would rather look at code that is color coded similar to what we would see in Visual Studio as it just makes for…well, better readability. About a month...
This is probably the number 1 source of headaches for new Community Server installations, a runtime exception stating something similar to “Couldn’t load <foo> assembly” or whatnot. Folks new to .Net, or system administrators who may not be intricately familiar with the bevy of...
Today’s Community Server tidbit is an easy one…in that it’s very easy to overlook as it isn’t documented anywhere. A common request is “how do I display full blog posts on the aggregate pages and/or my roller page.” By default, CS limits the amount of characters on...