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• Re: User Accounts is currently unavailable

  This worked for me: Resolved "Error: User Accounts is currently unavailable "

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by Shawn Benson on 9/8/2005

• Re: Getting DotNetNuke to work on Firefox

  I have not had a problem with the menus. Most of my problems have been with syntax errors in the CSS file. I ran a page through the w3C CSS validation service and fixed the errors that I could (a lot of errors show up due to the SolPart menu, for example: cursor: hand and filter:progid: DXImageTransform.Microsoft.Shadow(color='DimGray', Direction=135, Strength=3) , which applies to IE only). http://jigsaw.w3.org/css-validator/ This fixed 90% of my problems. Also, Adblock was filtering out items,

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by Shawn Benson on 5/12/2005

• Re: dnn 3 Search

  I think you need to change the settings under Host/Search Admin and check "Include Common Words".

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by Shawn Benson on 5/12/2005

• Re: Anyone publishing new Editor Providers???

  Found the problem. The problem was in both the LoadFolders and the LoadFiles subs when getting the roles. LoadFolders(): when checking for roles in a folder, if there was more than one subdirectory deep off of the root, it was passing a back slash instead of a forward slash. i.e: strDirectory would be "cleaners\pdf", which is stored in the DB as "cleaners/pdf". As a result, the roles would be empty and the folder would be ignored. Original code : roles = FileSystemUtils.GetRoles(strDirectory, PortalSettings

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by Shawn Benson on 5/12/2005

• Re: Anyone publishing new Editor Providers???

  locopon wrote: I'd like to see some comments about how is it working (IE, Mozilla, NS, etc). Thanks in advance Just got back into the office. I am still having a problem when browsing the server for images. The folders are all listed, but the images appear for the root folder only. I can change folders, but the images are never polpulated for any folders but the root. Adding the paramter InDebugMode="true" to the provider shows that the current folder is never updated from "/". i.e. Current Folder

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by Shawn Benson on 5/11/2005

• Re: Anyone publishing new Editor Providers???

  When browsing the server for an image, it shows the folders but no images in the folders. I am able to click on the folder and it does change the folder name (in this case it shows "Current folder:: /cleaners/) but does not display any of the images in that folder, it just gives the option to "[Go Up ...]". It only shows images in the root directory.

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by Shawn Benson on 5/5/2005

• Re: SnowCovered Support

  The one thing that can be expected when purchasing modules from SnowCovered is Spam. Location of the message: SMTP Sender of the message: <service@snowcovered.com> To: "XXXXXX" Subject of the message: Weekly New Releases The message was marked for Deletion This was done due to the following Mail Security settings: Policy: Standard SubPolicy: Filtering SubPolicy Rule: Anti-Spam I was never asked to opt-in to anything, oh well, it gets deleted every week anyway.

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by Shawn Benson on 2/10/2005

• Re: Stores

  The standard store is $49, $99 if you want the source. The $199 is for the store & renting/source.

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by Shawn Benson on 11/4/2004

• Re: glossary module

  I have a very simple glossary module here. It was written for my specific needs and has a very simple import routine for bulk import, so it may need some work. It's running on DNN 1.x, if there is interest, I can zip up the code and make it available.

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by Shawn Benson on 10/18/2004

• Re: Oracle Version of DNN Provider for 2.0.4

  As said by smehrotra75 in post 558781 "Please note that I do NOT consider myself an Oracle EXPERT (I don't want Oracle DBA's yelling at me because of this post). I have made these changes with my limited knowledge about Oracle. If someone would be nice enough to tell me how to avoid these changes, I would gladly learn from them. SM. " Sounds promising.

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by Shawn Benson on 4/29/2004