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17. How to use the token replacement feature in DotNetNuke - Video #14
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    Apr 03, 2010
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This video will show you how to use the token replacement feature in DotNetNuke to add information like the user name, first name, last name, email address of the current logged in user to the content of the web site automatically.
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Aderson Oliveira

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This is Aderson Oliveira and I'm the Chief Editor of DNNHero. First why "DNNHero". If you think I'm just a self-indulgent individual, maybe you are right :). But this was not the case. This came from a good friend of mine, Carole Martin. Back then we were working on many DNN projects together and whenever she was having a problem she used to say that she needed her "DNN Hero" referring to me. How nice! She even give me a super hero cape!

So when I decided to start recording my learning adventures on DNN, I went to check if the domain "DNNHero.com" was available. It was, so here we are.

Back in 2010 I have decided to focus my time and efforts on spreading the word about CMS platforms, DNN in particular .

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