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DotNetNuke Tip Modifying your Portal Aliases

DotNetNuke Tip Modifying your Portal Aliases Browse to your DotNetNuke database, open up the PortalAlias table. You can either Modify your existing Alias, or you can add a new Alias to this table. test.myurl.com for example, be sure to setup the proper portal ID if you're adding a new alias and you have a lot of different aliases in there. You might also need to setup the aliases for the child portals as well if you plan on using those. The next step is crucial. You'll want to reset your website before you try to hit the new alias. You can do that in a couple of ways, I always prefer to open up the web.config file, add a carriage return and hit save. This will cause IIS to reload the site, clearing out the cache and loading the new portal aliases.

A Healthcare CRM Reference Application

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E-Appointments - Scope

Introduction http://eappointments.codeplex.com/releases/view/8053 The Department of Health for one of the developed countries is trying to bring the doctors and patients together into a single market place. According to their research, patients want to be more involved in making decisions and choosing their healthcare. Most of the patients who are offered a choice of hospital view the experience as positive and valuable. Keeping this in mind, the E-Appointments system has been designed to provide more choice and flexibility to patients. It allows patients to exercise choice of doctors and therefore facilitates a seamless appointment and booking process. Patients will be able to choose from a range of hospitals as well as choose a convenient date and time for an appointment to see a specialist. Current Process The current process for Referral is manual in nature where a General Practitioner refers to a Hospital or Consultant and the patient does not have the choice to the same. New Sys