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4/30/2009 6:28 AM
 

Are there any verions of DNN that enable access keys to be implemented? If not, is there any way of implementing access keys as an 'add on' to DotNetNuke?

 
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4/30/2009 11:53 AM
 

at the moment no - it's been logged as an enhancement suggestion for a while, i just haven't had the bandwidth to do it. Adding the access key's are easy enough as they'd just be in the core default.aspx and a few skin objects such as search/login etcc, but there are other items such as localising the content etc. that take a little effort. You could make the amendments yourself, or create a httpmodule to do it on the fly.

Cathal


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6/9/2009 12:35 PM
 

I would like to use access keys too,

but I have 2 portals using the same installation and same web config, so both use the same default.aspx file
- won't  this cause a conflict ?

p.s.

I thought I had to place the access keys code inside the file which uses the menu -
e.g. -
<a href="http://www.mysite.com/" accesskey="h"><em>H</em>ome</a>

but there is no menu in default.aspx -
- so I am not sure how it would work ...?

regards,
mark.

 

 
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