By Buck Anderson on
7/28/2008 7:57 PM
Although I try to keep blog postings related to XMod subjects, sometimes I need to share the fun. How difficult is it to have a network news story created about you? Learn how in less then 5 minutes...
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By Buck Anderson on
6/27/2008 12:25 PM
I was recently asked the question, "Buck, I have been getting a ton of spam to my emails via my contact forms on some of my sites. Any suggestions for eliminating this problem? I do not have my email on the sites for the spammers to get."
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By Buck Anderson on
6/6/2008 5:24 PM
Out of the cubicle that is. The other day as I explained to my wife, Mara, the virtues of living a life that did not involve the cubicle mentality, she stopped me in mid sentence and said...
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By Buck Anderson on
6/3/2008 8:36 PM
As a result, when I discovered DotNetNuke, and later XMod, I quit what I was doing. I left my Corporate job as Senior Web Developer, and spent several years learning all I could about these wonderful products and trying different things with a new approach. And that's when my new business mantra was presented to me...
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By Buck Anderson on
5/23/2008 3:57 PM
I recently sat in on a meeting with one of our project managers who was having a tough time motivating his team. His team was working on several large DotNetNuke projects that involved several custom XMod applications. Their project timelines were way behind and customer satisfaction was being affected...
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By Buck Anderson on
5/23/2008 3:56 PM
According to Tony Valenti, CEO of Powerdnn.com a leading DotNetNuke hosting company, PowerDNN technicians have just discovered numerous security vulnerabilities in DotNetNuke core software...
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By Buck Anderson on
4/25/2008 8:31 AM
The most memorable two events of a persons life are their wedding day and their funeral. Statistics show that the average amount of people that attend these events are 250. This leads me to believe that the sphere of influence that surrounds all of us is an accumulation of 250 people that we come in contact with or retain some relationship with...
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By Buck Anderson on
3/1/2008 9:23 AM
Testify. A good testimonial attracts attention, conveys a benefit, and achieves credibility. If a testimonial sounds so good that you couldn't have said it better yourself, then it probably won't sound credible to the reader.
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By Buck Anderson on
2/15/2008 1:36 AM
Have you ever had a need to make a form control read only and required? Well folks, it ain't gonna work. Here is a simple solution...
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By Buck Anderson on
2/5/2008 10:36 AM
Not that I am an advocate of the 'Bookmark' or 'Add to Favorites' type of links, but I had a challenge of creating a link that clients, using our Business Directory application, could use to point directly to their details page. Here is how I did it...
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