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I’ve seen this pop up on the CS.org forums on more than one occasion so I thought I’d mention them in this edition of CS Tidbits (another two for Tuesday deal): How do I restrict my CS site to only registered users? How do I redirect users to their profile page after they register so they...
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[update] It turns out there is an issue with this mod...Gallery thumbnails are not being displayed. Only thumbnails are affected, everything else in the Gallery applications displays fine. I'll have a fix posted shortly. [/update] I posted earlier about enabling IIS compression to get some great performance...
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I don’t know how I missed this feature in Community Server, but setting up URL redirects is a great way to manage your content in a trackable fashion. From Jose’s post: Let's walk thru an example. I've decided that I want to track how many folks get to my blog from my www.communityserver...
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I figured I’d make today’s tidbit a 2 for Tuesday deal and post about a couple of ways to make your Community Server site even more search engine friendly. CS out of the box is quite SEO, but there’s a couple of simple mods you can add to boost this even more. The first is Scott Water’s...
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A really cool new feature that was added in Community Server 2.0 is the ability to add raw header information to your site without having to edit any of the skin files like you did in 1.x. The location of this is <siteRoot>/controlpanel/Settings/SiteContent.aspx; you’ll see a text box called...
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Today's tidbit actually is something you can (and should) do to any database on a fairly regular basis: Rebuild all of the indexes in your SQL Server database. For those of you not familiar with indexes in SQL Server and how they work, they basically exist to improve the performance of your SQL Server...
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Today’s tidbit is another quickie. The location of this fix is in CommunityServer.config; search for “jobs minutes.” This one must have slipped past the Telligent QA dept somehow, but by default all jobs are set to run at 1 minute intervals (even though in the HTML comments above this...