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Hide New Message Count in DotNetNuke Profile Link

If you use a custom messaging module in dotnetnuke and don't want to see the new message count from DNN built in Messaging Module set dnnUSER skin object ShowUnreadMessages property to false.

Example:
<dnn:USER runat="server" id="dnnUSER" CssClass="register" ShowUnreadMessages="false" />

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