If you are reinstalling Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Express on a server running ASP.NET and Plesk, when you try to view an ASP.NET web page, you might see a message like the following:

Cannot open database "TellUWhen" requested by the login. The login failed.Login failed for user 'MIGHTYMOUSE\IWAM_plesk(default)'.Description: An unhandled exception occurred during the execution of the current web request. Please review the stack trace for more information about the error and where it originated in the code.Exception Details: System.Data.SqlClient.SqlException: Cannot open database "TellUWhen" requested by the login. The login failed.Login failed for user 'MIGHTYMOUSE\IWAM_plesk(default)'. The basic solution to the problem is to make sure that the specified user name (e.g. ASPNET or IWAM_plesk(default)) is a member of the SQLServer2005MSSQLUser$server$SQLExpress group.Here are the specific steps to do this for the user "" on "":

Right-click "My Computer" and choose "Manage". Navigate to "Local Users...

It seems there have been heated debates about whether DotNetNuke can be installed on a GoDaddy.com shared web hosting account. I am here to say that it can be done since I did just that on the website of my artist friend Debbie Hennes. Specifically, I installed DotNetNuke 4.8.0 on GoDaddy with the Hosting Control Center v2.4.2.

I basically followed the instructions on the Northern Star Solutions site. However, like over 70% of the people surveyed on that site, it didn't work by just following the instructions. Here are some points of confusion and suggestions:

When the instructions talk about going to Content > Directory Management, this is now Content > IIS Settings. Adding a Directory in this section makes the folder "read and write only". Checking...

I recently had a problem where overnight most (but not all) of the domains hosted on my GoDaddy.com virtual dedicated server could not be reached via ping, web browser, email, etc. The machine was running fine, so I suspected a problem with the Plesk DNS service. However, unlike past times, this was running fine. However, when I checked the file "C:\SWSoft\Plesk\dns\etc\named.conf" (a source of previous problems), I found that all the problem domains were missing from this zone file. So this was a clue. But even restoring these entries in the named.conf file didn't help. Then I noticed that this file references files in the folder "C:\SWSoft\Plesk\dns\var\". The files it references were missing from the folder. Another clue! After trying lots of reboots, etc., the final solution was agonizingly simple. Go to the Plesk control panel for each domain and click the Disable button for the domain. Then click Enable. Voilà - the domains came back! (Checking "C:\SWSoft\Plesk\dns\var\" showed that the files...

I finally got my HP PhotoSmart 7350 to work with my Mac iBook G4 running OS X 10.4 (Tiger) (after nearly two years of banging my head against the wall trying to get the standard HP driver to work in any fashion). Here's how:

1. Go to The Linux Foundation OpenPrinting/MacOSX/hpijs drivers page.
2. Download and install from that page (in this order): ESP Ghostscript, Foomatic-RIP and finally the hpijs package.
3. Go to the Mac Printer Setup Utility (in Applications/Utilities) and add your printer (e.g. "HP PhotoSmart 7350 Foomatic/hpijs" under "HP").

I was even able to get this working with a Linksys WPS58G wireless-G print server by setting up an "IP Printer"  with Protocol set to  "HP Jet Direct - Socket" ,  Address to the IP address of the print server (e.g. 192.168.20.200).

I hope this may help someone else who is struggling with this.

As of DotNetNuke (DNN) 4.7, the RSS News Feed module doesn't display embedded HTML in the Description field because the default transform (RSS91.xsl) in the "DesktopModules\News" folder. The solution is basically to change:

to:

You could edit this file directly so it would apply to all news feeds you put on your system. However, if you want to control which feeds are allowed to inject arbitrary HTML into your site, then the "clean" way to do this (without changing the DNN installation itself) is to:

Make a copy of the default RSS91.xsl on your local system. Make the change shown above (and any other formatting changes you might want). Upload this file into your DotNetNuke files. (I put mine in a "Transforms" folder.) Reference this file in the Settings for your News module in the News Feed Style Sheet section. ...

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