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• Re: Move to MSSQL

  New Installation? Works exactly the same way. Existing Installation? Backup exising database, restore to new SQL Server. Change Web.config to point to new server.

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by sbarry on 9/19/2005

• Re: Inventory Module used on Arlen Ness site?

  Ron, What makes you think it's from DynamicDealer? I couldn't find it on their site anywhere. It looks like they don't just sell modules anyway if it is from them :( Yeah, I've looked at using XMod, it's just I've never used it before and didn't really want to go through the learning curve, it's a small project and that'll up the expense quite a bit in terms of things I have to buy and time spent. But it's looking more and more like I have to go that way. Thanks for the help, don't suppose anyone

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by sbarry on 7/27/2005

• Inventory Module used on Arlen Ness site?

  I know I've seen this module around but now I can't find it. Anyone know what module it is and where I can download/buy it? http://company.arlenness.com/Default.aspx?tabid=271&m=0&p=0 Thanks for the help, Sean

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by sbarry on 7/26/2005

• Re: Do Large and Prominent DNN Sites Exist?

  http://www.dotnetnuke.com/Community/Showcase/tabid/541/Default.aspx I was impressed that Alienware was using DNN, even if it is only in Australia :p

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by sbarry on 7/13/2005

• Re: Install failure - DNN's logic is hosed from the core. BOOO bad install logic!

  Fix your connection string and everything should work fine.

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

• Re: The DotNetNuke experience is a disaster.

  Yes, with 150,000+ registered users on DotNetNuke.com it is a terrible product that won't even in stall or run. Flee now, flee for your life! Sean p.s. DotNetNuke is not very new person friendly, I feel that it is a short coming. But with DotNetNuke, you get what you put into it. You put in 4 hours, you got nothing, have a nice life :-) p.s.s. Instead of whining like this, you could simply have posted issues. I'll have you know that I can download, install, and get a DotNetNuke site up and running

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by sbarry on 6/29/2005

• Re: Navigation on 2003 server

  After a little thought, I decided I didn't need any help. Working around the features of DNN, I was able to bypass the log error. Direct file download: http://www.webstone.com/portals/0/DotNetNuke%202.1.2%20SolPartMenu%20Patch.zip Oh, and it fixed all my problems. So obviously it is a problem with DNN or this version of SolPart to be exact.

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by sbarry on 6/23/2005

• Re: Navigation on 2003 server

  aaava wrote: We have a 2.1.2, a 3.0.13, and a 3.1 DNN installation all on our W2K3 server, using the version of IE that comes w/2003 (6.5), and have never had this issue arise w/any version. We *have* had other issues, like in 3.0.13 I had to place containers in the 0/Containers folder, but that weird issue went away w/3.1. So this is definitelly not a DNN issue, IMO. I think it's important to check for multiple browsers to ensure it is in fact a DNN issue first...it's what I do. Helps a lot Well

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by sbarry on 6/23/2005

• Re: Navigation on 2003 server

  Anyone know how to get hold of Matt? I really need to get this script.

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by sbarry on 6/21/2005

• Re: I/O Error Exposes Connection String - Urgent

  Cathal, You don't know how happy I am to hear that. This has been an issue for us for months. Thanks, Sean

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by sbarry on 6/13/2005