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Optimize your mojoPortal Skin Scripts

Almost every single skin we develop uses a couple javascripts but even the addition of one script can slow the speed of a website. We use a fairly simple process to combine as many of our scripts into one file and then using a neat mojoPortal control, we add that script the combined site script. The combined site script contains most of the scripts mojoPortal uses for things like site cookies, asp.net css friendly adapters, etc… This process will result in fewer files being delivered to the browser, thus improving performance (somewhat).

Posted by Joe Davis Jan 31, 2012 Categories: Content Management Systems jquery mojo skinning mojoPortal Site Optimization

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Form Wizard Pro Templates

Form Wizard Pro (FWP) is a great tool for creating ad-hoc style forms on the fly in mojoPortal. One feature that makes FWP so great is the ability to import and export Form Definitions and individual Questions.

Posted by Joe Davis Jan 10, 2012 Categories: Content Management Systems mojoPortal

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Using the LoginView in mojoPortal

Creating a custom view for Anonymous and Authenticated Users is very simple in ASP.NET. See how to harness the power of the LoginView in your mojoPortal skin!

Posted by Joe Davis Aug 08, 2011 Categories: Content Management Systems mojo skinning mojoPortal

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Customizing mojoPortal's Welcome Message for Logged In Users

Changing the text used in the WelcomeMessage control is a lot easier than one might think. With the addition of a new property to the control in mojoPortal 2.3.6.1, it is as easy as 1, ~~2, 3~~.

Posted by Joe Davis Aug 06, 2011 Categories: Content Management Systems mojo skinning mojoPortal

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Separating sections from the mojoPortal web.config file

Many people host more than one mojoPortal site and upgrading all of their sites can become very complex and cumbersome. This article will shed some light on the ability to separate some of the web.config configuration settings into individual files. Note: This is an advanced topic and use of the items discussed here are not beneficial for most mojoPortal installations. If you have several sites that you update on a regular basis, this document will be very beneficial. configSource - The Key to Happiness Okay, so a configuration option isn't really the key to happiness but this one read more

Posted by Joe Davis Nov 24, 2010 Categories: mojoPortal

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