Matt asked on Twitter how he could find all of the roles on his Dotnetnuke site that were not currently being used at either the page or module level.

You can find this information out by doing the following:

This blog post is intended to provide new comers to Twitter.com with a list of Dotnetnuke users who are active on Twitter.  Twitter is a great place to ask questions, discuss and just chat with people about Dotnetnuke.   If you want to have near real time exchanges we encourage you to insall and use an application likeTweetDeck.   If you would like to have your name added to the list then please use our contact form and let us know.  This list is in no particuluar order.

 Today in a discussion on Twitter the question was asked if the Dotnetnuke Sponsorship program was still valid in light of Dotnetnuke Professional Edition coming out.  In the discussion it was confirmed that that the Sponsorship program is still available and still a powerful way to support Dotnetnuke, even if you do or do not purchase the Professional Edition of DNN.

According to a Tweet Joe Brinkman made around 3:00 A.M on Twitter.com this morning the release of Dotnetnuke 5.0.1 has been delayed.  The Tweet provided no details but had a link to this blog post made previously by Joe.  http://www.dotnetnuke.com/Community/Blogs/tabid/825/EntryId/2185/DotNetNuke-ndash-Coming-soon-to-a-CodePlex-near-you.aspx

Looking at Joe's Twitter account it appears as if he has been sick and that has forced the delay to occur. http://twitter.com/jbrinkman

Delays are always dissapointing, but certainly are a good thing when needed.   We are looking forward to the next itteration of DNN 5.

I just implemented the Cannonical Link Tag on all of the HilbertSolutions.com pages.  I did this after reading an article from Tom Kraak on this new SEO trick.  http://seablick.com/blog/140/using-the-canonical-link-tag-in-dnn.aspx

In this post I cover how to use the Default Dotnetnuke Texteditor in your DNN modules.  For many of you the default Text editor will be the FCKEditor.   See the code on the flip side.

I am looking to add some Tabs to a module.  I was thinking I would just use some Javascript or find a nice control that does the Javascript for me and be done with it.  I have been using Twitter a lot lately and decided to Tweet out to my followers to see if they had any particular implementation they liked to use. 

I heard back from a number of them and it was suggested I use JQuery.  I have been hearing about JQuery alot lately so I decided to pursue it.  But, where to begin.  Joe Brinkman of The Accidental Geek and co-founder of Dotnetnuke said he had some examples and would send them over.

Well Joe went above and beyond and provided me with a great blog post that serves as a great beginners guide to implementing JQuery within the Dotnetnuke architecture.  I highly encourage you to check it out over at his blog:ÂHow To Create JQuery Tabs in Dotnetnuke By Joe Brinkman

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The Visibility Setting unique to each module and found in the Module Settings page specifys whether or not to display the +, - or nothing that allows for the module to be collapsed. 

I generally don't like having this turned on and try to use the default settings to specify that it should always be set to "None".  However, from time to time things get out of control and I end up with a site that has the settings sometimes set to "None" and other times set to "Maximized".  

In order to get everything back in sync I have had limited success in using the "Apply to All Modules" options.  It seems to work for a page, but not for the entire site.  

Therefore I went looking for a solution that would be quick and easy to get all of my modules setup the way I want them.

In order to do this you must be logged in as a user account with HOST level access.

In the menu navigate to Host and then click on the SQL page. In the SQL Box paste the following code UPDATE TabModules...

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