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Client Resource Management Web.config

Modified on 2012/01/19 05:55 AM by ErikVB Categorized as Development
Enabling Client Dependency Framework
Enabling the Client Dependency Framework will improve performance of your site by combining JavaScript and CSS files into one http request. There are two different configuration options depending on your website environment. Most DotNetNuke sites will use the Standard Configuration option. If your site is running in a web farm then you will use the Web Farm Configuration option. Download the file that is correct for your site then follow the remaining steps below.

Standard Configuration

Web Farm Configuration

  1. Navigate to Host > Configuration Manager.
  2. Expand the Configuration Files section.
  3. At Configuration File, select web.config from the drop down list. This loads the web.config file into the File text box.
  4. Scroll to the bottom in the Merge section and choose the file you previously downloaded.
  5. Click Upload File.
  6. Click the Merge button at the bottom.

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