With DotNetNuke version 6 is easy to see why this new version is very popular; New administration interface, Snowcovered store and DotNetNuke Extensions Forge intergration, Amazon S3 and Azure File Storage (Pro Only), E-Commerce (Pro Only), Sharepoint Integration (Pro Only), and new C# Code Base.

With DotNetNuke version 6 is easy to see why this new version is very popular; New administration interface, Snowcovered store and DotNetNuke Extensions Forge integration, Amazon S3 and Azure File Storage (Pro Only), E-Commerce (Pro Only), Sharepoint Integration (Pro Only), and new C# Code Base.

But how do you go about installing it whether to just try it out or actually develop a website based on DotNetNuke 6? This article will show you how in a 3 part series.

Need some content to fill a void in your website? Do you have a technology or sports website?  Displaying an RSS feed of news and articles can compliment your own website's content.

RSS known as "Really Simple Syndication" is used on websites to publish news and articles in a standard way so that many different reader programs can subscribe and read what is published.

In this article, I will show you how easy it is to display an RSS feed from another website on your own website. 

* Please Note: As of March 11, 2011 Facebook changed the way to add custom content to a Facebook page.  This article shows the new IFrame method. * Since the rise in popularity of Facebook, more and more companies have been creating Facebook pages which are an important marketing tool to connect with customers. 

Domains, Nameservers, and DNS are part of a system used by the Intranet to access websites and other resources using a human friendly, easy to remember names called domains.

Editing content in DNN is easy, but how do you change the colors or the layout of a skin?

A quick guide on how you can optimize your website for search engines

Modules are a great way to extend the functionality of your DNN website. There are a huge number of modules available from websites like Snowcovered that do almost anything you could want to add to your website like blogs, shopping carts, calendars, and discussion forums.

But how do you install a module once you have aquired one?  This article will show you how.

Looking for an easy way to make money from your DNN website? DNN offers a vendor and banner ad module right out of the box.

Since the popularity of Facebook, companies have been creating more and more Facebook pages which are an important marketing tool to connect with customers.  

It's important to be able to customize your company's Facebook page with branding, special offers, or announce important events.  When you create a Facebook company page, you’re started off being limited in what you can customize. 

The trick is to use Facebook Apps like Static FBML which allows you to add page content as tabs using HTML and FBML (Facebook's Markup Language).

Often we want our users to be engaged in our websites but we make it difficult for them too when they constantly have to login in order to make a comment or upload some content

There are many reasons why people want to password protect pages or content. DNN makes it really easy to accomplish too.

DotNetNuke's forgot password feature is a nice way to retrieve a forgotten account password, by providing your username which then an email is sent to your email address specified with the account.  But, in some cases it's not enough, what if you don't remember your username and password?  

Within this article, we will show you how you can enable forgot password by email address.

The question of adding e-commerce to a DotNetNuke website comes up quite frequently. In some cases a full blown e-commerce solution is better fit for the situation. But more often, a simple website form that can accept credit card information is all that's needed.

James Keagy of the SpiffyWebTeam.com demonstrates how to configure Users, Roles and Permissions to control who has access to administer different content areas on a website.

By itself, the default DNN login page works and is useful for providing a basic login experience. But, as soon as you would like to add additional information for users or spiffy up the look of the login page, DNN does not allow you to. This is because the default login page is not an actual page in DNN, but is a page that DNN generates by default on the fly.

This article will show you how you can create your own custom login page that DNN will use instead of the basic default one.

Demonstration of using the DotNetNuke (DNN) Content Management System to manage your website. Adding a new page is one of the most basic functions. This simple but clear demo will keep you on track.

Users and site administrators often love using the web for commerce especially online payments.  Shopping cart systems are great but often much more complex that is necessary.  Many times a web form can be linked to a payment process such as PayPal or Authorize.Net to handle online payments.   Other than setting up the payment system, the only other real issue is adding up prices if there is more than one item to be purchased.  This can be handled with basic Javascript as long as there is not a large list of products/options.

There are lots of situations where information we have gathered via a form needs to be shared with other web applications. Our specific example here involves putting email subscriber information into a 3rd party email system. Other types of examples could include posting to blogs, social media sites or even ecommerce sites.