You can change the expired message to a customized message by accessing the file path DNNRootFolder/App_GlobalResources/SharedResources.resx and modifying the ContractExpired.Error text.
Access the Portal URL and you should get an expiration message.To test that the query has run successfully and the Portal is disabled: Note: For SQL queries executed directly in the Database or on the SQL console, you need to Clear Cache for this to work: Settings > Servers > Clear Cache If you would like to re-enable the portal again, you need to update the expiry date with any date in the future that was set above by:.Next, run the below query to update the Expiry Date for the Portal that needs to be disabled.One for the desk and one for the smart phone. Many clients ask for this and for this reason we have to configure two extensions for each person sometimes. It takes several clicks to do this as well. Run the following query and make note of the PortalID: SELECT * FROM PortalAlias It doesn’t seem to be any way to do it other than to simply select a different account.
First, you must log in to the SuperUser account.Access to the SQL Console through a SuperUser account.It should look like 'C:\pathto\Opera\launcher. Right click on the shortcut > Properties > add the command line in the target field, after the path to launcher.exe. This article provides a guide to hiding the portal through the backend. hucker Go to Opera's installation directory, right click on launcher.exe and create a shortcut for it. Users may want to temporarily hide or shut down a portal for maintenance work but there is no option in the DNN UI that can accomplish this.
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