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• Re: Compilation Error

  I got the same error while trying to debug v.4.3. So far, I've been unable to build Release version. Build fails and errors are reported, but Error Window shows 0 errors.

  Posted to Core Framework (Forum) by JimFrazee on 6/20/2006

• Re: how to open a new page in a new browser window in DotNetNuke?

  sharanya wrote: I think you are talking about "Links" Module. I know that this module will fulfill my need. but I want to achieve it when a page is clicked from the pages bar.If a hyperlink is given to a page, then I'll be redirected to that page within the same browser window which is not acceptable. To put it in simple words,is there "open Link in a new browser window" property for pages?? Regards, Sharanya Using Shift-Click or Right-Click, Open in New Window doesn't work for you? Jim

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by JimFrazee on 12/2/2005

• Re: dnn_bodyscroll()

  Too bad it doesn't work on a return from an edit screen. Or does it, and I just don't know how to implement that feature? Jim

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by JimFrazee on 11/23/2005

• Re: Possible to move SQL2000->2005 with existing site?

  I'm trying to run my DNN sites on instances of MSDE, SQL Server 2000, and SQL Server 2005, all on the same dedicated server. 2005 installed OK and I was able to copy the tables and views from 2000, using the wizard, but I can't figure out how to copy the stored procedures. The 2005 wizard is different than the 2000. Anybody know how to import stored procedures (actually, any objects other than tables and views) in 2005? Here's a trap I found out about at the TechNet Launch: If you're going to run

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by JimFrazee on 11/21/2005

• Re: How do I redeploy and backup a dnn site?

  pchan wrote: ErikVB, judging from your posts on this forum, you are a specialist in redeployment of portals and I need your help ! I wanted to go on-line with an DNN3 intranet I've built. I've got the incomplete message "Portal failed to install:" Very tough to go further ! So I re-installed from scratch ... twice! I checked and re-checked the dbo rights in SQL, and access rights to files by ASP.NET. The message is the same (Portal failed to install). What I noticed is that the DesktopModule directory

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by JimFrazee on 10/31/2005

• Re: DropDownList doesn't accept default value in custom module

  Are you checking for a postback in your code? Sounds like it running correctly, then something else is overriding the selection. Is it possible you're actually binding the control more than once? You could add ddlStatus.Items.Clear, before you DataBind, to see if that fixes the problem and, if it does, that would help you troubleshoot. If that doesn't help, you could try this: Dim liItem As ListItem = ddlStatus.Items.FindByValue(objCNS_CodeTypes.Status) If liItem Is Nothing Then ' Your item wasn

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by JimFrazee on 10/19/2005

• Re: "Pad" left and right pane

  For single pages, I use an image control on the left and right panes. I use spacer.gif, (I don't remember if it comes with DNN or if I built it,) which is a 1 X 1 pixel image as the image. I set the Alternate Text (required,) desired width, and height (1) in the Edit Image Options; and uncheck Display Container in settings. This may not be the most elegant way to do what you want, but I like it for the convenience of adjusting the width on each side. Jim

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by JimFrazee on 10/17/2005

• Re: Links do not wrap!

  I know this isn't what you want, but as a workaround, you can hard-code a <br> tag into the title. Jim

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by JimFrazee on 7/21/2005

• Re: Running 3.1.0 Codebase but Database hasn't upgraded (on 3.0.13)

  Did you save your old web.config as web.backup.resources, make the appropriate modifications to release.config, then save it as web.config?

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by JimFrazee on 6/17/2005

• Re: Moving DNN from Test Server to Production Server

  Then you can select the DotNetNuke project, choose Project | Copy Project, and select Copy only files needed to run this application. You'll probably have to experiment with this a little, since I've encountered files in previous versions of DNN that were required, but were not included in the project. I haven't tried this with DNN 3.0+, so I'm not even sure it will work. Based on my previous experiences, I find it easier to just copy all the files. If you decide to try the copy project method, be

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by JimFrazee on 6/12/2005