Archive for March, 2010
Win a Free Boracay Vacation Package by WOW Philippines

WOW Philippines Travel Agency, Inc. is celebrating it’s 5th year in business during July of 2010, and we would like you to have a chance to celebrate with us, so we have decided to give-away a FREE Boracay Package complete with 5 Star accommodations at the luxurious Le Soleil de Boracay Hotel on Boracay Island. The lucky winner will win the following Boracay vacation package.
Vacation Package Inclusions:
- 5 Days / 4 Nights Luxury 5 Star Accommodations at the Le Soleil de Boracay Hotel
- Flights to Boracay from Manila to Caticlan Airport on Philippine Airlines
- Island Transfers – Door-to-Door from Manila to the resort and back to Manila
- Three (3) Meals each day, Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
- Boracay Activities – Horseback Riding, Island Hopping, Glass Bottom Boat
- PLUS – 5,000 peso Spending Cash
Read More Information: http://www.boracay-packages.com
Tags: contests
Dotnetnuke: Portal Redirects to Default Portal in Local Machine
I have encountered an issue with Dotnetnuke about a portal redirecting to the default portal. The Dotnenuke site have two portals, one is Portal 0 and the other is Portal “private” (let’s name it that). Portal 0 (default) is accessible via http://localhost and the private portal is http:/localhost/private.
I redeployed the site using a different port, which is port 8081. When I access http://localhost:8081, i want to see the private portal and not the default portal. This is where the issue comes in – accessing http://localhost:8081 redirects to the default portal. To solve this issue, here are the following steps I did:
- In the private portal – Site Settings, I created portal alias “localhost:8081″
- In the Host Settings, I set the default portal to be the private portal
- In web.config – I added <add key=”UsePortNumber” value=”true”/>
After making these settings, I tried http://localhost:8081 again and voila! I can see now the private portal contents.
Tags: dotnetnuke, fixes, issues





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