Jan9Written by:slhilbert
1/9/2009 12:07 PM 
A visitor asked how I get the Dotnetnuke Blog module to show most of my posts rather than just show the short summary of the post.
The answer is really simply. Don't put anything into the summary box when creating a new blog post.
There are some drawbacks to this as sometimes HTML tags get randomly cut off and make formatting weird, but all in all it works out really nicely.
5 comment(s) so far...
Re: How to get the Dotnetnuke Blog to show all (most) of your post instead of a short summary.
Not as easy as said. The current FCK returns a space entitie inside a p tag if you save an empty summary.
By Stefan Cullmann on
1/10/2009 7:31 AM
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Re: How to get the Dotnetnuke Blog to show all (most) of your post instead of a short summary.
Not as easy as said. The current FCK returns a space entitie inside a p tag if you save an empty summary.
By Stefan Cullmann on
1/10/2009 7:59 AM
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Re: How to get the Dotnetnuke Blog to show all (most) of your post instead of a short summary.
That isn't my experience at all. Can someone else confirm or deny Stefan's comment?
By Stuart on
1/10/2009 9:46 AM
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Re: How to get the Dotnetnuke Blog to show all (most) of your post instead of a short summary.
You can always shift to source view and delete all the content in the text area. There's also a fix for this: just update 2 of the .js config files and the issue is fixed. Browse the Blog module support forum to learn how.
By Dario Rossa on
1/18/2009 4:29 PM
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Re: How to get the Dotnetnuke Blog to show all (most) of your post instead of a short summary.
check this: dnnprofessor.com/Blog/tabid/187/EntryId/26/DNN-FCK-Editor-Is-Never-Empty-FCKConfig-FillEmptyBlocks.aspx
By peter schotman on
1/31/2009 4:23 PM
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