Of course the DotNetNuke team can make changes to any part of the core framwork and i am sorry if i caused offence in any way!!

Intresting:

"Make a clone", are you suggesting that i can have two of say the login.asxc but name my one differently.  Could anyone tell me how i do this.  I mean make a copy, change my one and then make DNN reference my own.

 

Please and thanks for the replys.

 

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So far I stated it as 'fixed' that this question was already answered before (Paul Sellers). I meant that the question regarding the machine key, it must copied before when you overwrite the web.config file. You paste then the copied key over the same passage and run your update.