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[JPabich]

On my main page (Default.ascx), when I right click and View Source, I
get all this extra junk about DNN, how do I remove it?

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[Juan T. Llibre]

I'll put my neck on the chopping block, since I don't use DNN but,
wouldn't editing the ascx file itself do the job ?

Are you sure it's "default.ascx" and not "default.aspx" ?

In that case, check to see which objects are
imported into "default.aspx"...and edit the culprit.

In case that's hard-coded into the assemblies, look for the assembly
which is injecting that code, edit the source...and recompile DNN.

 

[Mark Rae]

In case that's hard-coded into the assemblies, look for the assembly
which is injecting that code, edit the source...and recompile DNN.

I'm guessing you've never tried... ;-)

 

[Juan T. Llibre]

re:
!> I'm guessing you've never tried... ;-)

No, but the same general principle applies to all open source apps, doesn't it ?

DNN has never been something which perked my interest.
I can see how some would get excited about it but...not me.

I remember when DNN came out. It was based on IBuySpy.

<sigh>

 

[Mark Rae]

re:
!> I'm guessing you've never tried... ;-)

No, but the same general principle applies to all open source apps,
doesn't it ?

You'd think that... The basic rule of thumb with DNN (apart, obviously,
from getting rid of it) is that it only really works so long as you never
need to change anything...

DNN has never been something which perked my interest.

Me neither...

I can see how some would get excited about it but...not me.

It may be of limited use to people who aren't developers, I suppose... a bit
like FrontPage...

I remember when DNN came out. It was based on IBuySpy.

<sigh>

Yep - 'nuff said!

 

[JPabich]

You'd think that... The basic rule of thumb with DNN (apart, obviously,
from getting rid of it) is that it only really works so long as you never
need to change anything...


Me neither...


It may be of limited use to people who aren't developers, I suppose... a bit
like FrontPage...



Yep - 'nuff said!

--http://www.markrae.net

So does anyone know where this header information is stored to remove
it?

 

[Juan T. Llibre]

You need to examine the code...and figure it out.

Check to see

1. which namespaces are imported
2. which user controls are called
3. which class properties, methods and/or fields are called
4. whether there's a header included in a master page

If you are unable to determine that, post the code for one of the pages.
Maybe somebody can use their eagle eyes to assist you in finding it.

 

[Mark Rae]

So does anyone know where this header information is stored to remove
it?

You *might* be able to get some better help in the DNN forums...

I say *might* because the people in there get really sniffy at people who
are trying to "hack about" with their product...

Good luck - you're going to need it...

 

[George Ter-Saakov]

As far as I remember DNN, it's not complete open source.
Project has DLL in it that does not come with source.

That DLL does it. So you can not remove it (without going into DLL)

George.

 

[Mike]

If you only see it when you do view source, is it really a show stopper for
your app?
the information your looking for is in the DLL and you can't remove unless
you reverse engineer the DLL and try that, but if you do that good luck in
trying to get it to work again.

 

[Juan T. Llibre]

re:
!> As far as I remember DNN, it's not complete open source.
!> Project has DLL in it that does not come with source.

Are you sure about that ? I thought *all* source code is included.