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1. Upload the required image files to the server via FTP. For further information, see Loading site content via FTP using FileZilla.
2. Login in as an Administrator.
3. Navigate to 'Content' -> 'Article Maintenance'.
4. Click the 'Article Maintenance' tab.
5. Click 'New'.

6. Enter values for the following fields (any fields not listed below may be left blank):
   
   

   Prompt	Value	Notes
   Article Type	Article	This option should be available in the drop-down list.
   Alert Name	Article identifier/name	Generally for Administrator use; this field isn't displayed by default.
   Description	A short description of your Article	This is normally the Article heading.
   SEO URL	The URL path required	This should be formatted as "/required-url". This will ensure the URL of the Article is user and SEO-friendly, rather than the system default of '/ArticleView.aspx'. Info The URL Routing for Articles needs to be configured in order for this field to work correctly.
   Article Template	(Optional)	If this article has additional content that needs to be rendered, create a new article template. (This field is only used by sites not on Best Practice Design)
   Article Text / HTML	Actual Content of the Article	This is the content of the Article, displayed once the user clicks the 'Read' button on the front/news page.
   Summary	A short summary	This content displays near the 'Read' button in Article list view. (Only available from version 3.74+).
   Article Posted	The Date of the Post	This is used for sorting purposes so that the latest posted appears first.
   Start Date	Start Date of the Article	The article will automatically appear on this start date.
   Expiry Date	End Date of the Article	The article will disappear after the end of this date.
   Article Image Name	Image name including file path.	This is the large image that appears in Article view.
   Thumbnail Image Name	Image name including file path.	This is the thumbnail image that appears in Article list view.
   Article Page Type	Articles - Articles	This option should be available in the drop-down list.

7. Click 'OK' to save.
8. Repeat Steps 4 - 6 as required to create additional Articles.
    

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Attach the data source Articles,Article.GetArticlesNotExpiredForCurrentUser(null,-1,2,"") with the sample code below: 

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