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• Re: problem with "move" option in module

  Sure you've got the latest version ? This has been corrected in 3.2.2

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by zoulou on 1/23/2006

• Re: DNN 4 Starter Kit

  Did you run the 2 SQL scriptS ?

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by zoulou on 1/7/2006

• Re: Betreft: Re: DNN 4 Starter Kit

  I think this in explained at the end of this post (see : 2 scenarii , scenario #2) http://forums.asp.net/1114393/ShowPost.aspx quote : "Unfortunately, Visual Web Developer does not have the ability to perform pre-compilation. Therefore, if you need to protect your source code intellectual property and compile it into a binary assembly, you will need at least Visual Studio 2005 Standard Edition. " Benoit

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by zoulou on 12/23/2005

• Re: New Project type for VS2005 - compiles into 1 assembly by project

  Hum... looks like there are now 3 ways to go instead of 2. Kind of v 5.0.0 in sight ?

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by zoulou on 12/19/2005

• Re: What is PA meant??

  Private Assembly. ASSEMBLIES Assemblies are basically the compiled code in .Net which contains the code in Microsoft Intermediate Langauge and one more thing that assembiles do for us as compared to dlls is they can maintain versioning with the help of the manifest. You dont need to register the assemblies after compiling like we needed in dlls. you can put the assemblies in the bin folder and refer the namespaces from there. In short find the assembly description as : Assemblies are the building

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by zoulou on 12/19/2005

• Re: Module to Create RSS Feeds

  I also need a friendly RSS management system. I guess you have had a look at other modules in the community. In case NewsWire would be anavailable for recent DNN versions, what would be your next choice ? (sorry to come with a question , not an answer) Benoit

  Posted to Custom Modules (Forum) by zoulou on 12/7/2005

• Re: Back-up strategy DNN 3.1.1

  I know it is reassuring to know where our data is. But I doubt that the raw data from a single table would be usefull, because you would have to rebuild by hand the whole relations beetween tabs, modules and content. For maintenance plans, consider the database as a blackbox. The core data from your module is uselly in the tables that have the same name than the module. So for the most part text, is in the texthtml table. Benoit

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by zoulou on 12/7/2005

• Re: Back-up strategy DNN 3.1.1

  The most important is the backup of the database. I use backup plans with 1 backup everyday, (the last 7 says) ; 1 backup a week, (the last 4) ; 1 backup a month, (the last 3), and a yearly archive Then in iis side, the most important is your web.config, and the files / documents that your users have downloaded into the \portal directory(ies) Yes, when your restore a database and the corresponding iis files (at least the web.config), it works ! Benoit

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

• Re: SMTP - Change Port

  More is needed to understand what your intentions is. If you don't have control over the smtp server, and therefore you cannot change its incoming port, it will not relay the messages sent from your DNN machine on another port than 25. SMTP servers need to communicate on the same port, and the standard is 25. All smtp servers in the world are listening on port 25.

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

• Re: 3.1 Missing source Code for Core Desktop Modules

  Thanks for these answers. I thought that starting with the template would be the best way to enter the VS2005/DNN4 world, but it seems it is not - except for just testing the new module creation process . Starting the good old way from the source distribution is better for a full source install. I understand that the first VS2005 template is no universal solution, but rather an example. I'm waiting Shaun's post on template creation, so we can make our own, or maybe there will be several ready-for

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by zoulou on 12/3/2005