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• Re: en-GB Language Pack - where can I find it?

  There should be no need to change in web.config. I don't think DNN uses it. I'm sure someone will correct me if I'm wrong, but I certainly didn't change it on my site. Roger

  Posted to Resources (Forum) by RogerSelwyn on 1/1/2006

• Re: Migrating Users Data Only

  Mikez, Don't know if my post triggered it, but that page seems to have disappeared, as well as the rest of your site!! Apart from a server uptime indicator. :-( Roger

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by RogerSelwyn on 12/31/2005

• Re: Migrating Users Data Only

  I used a tool called MZNS.UserImport. Essentially you have to extract your 2.x data into an Access database, which should be relatively easy. Make sure you have the passwords in clear format before extracting. Then re-create roles in 3.x installation. Copy access database to website, and use module to create users/passwords based on queries from your access database. http://www.mikez.com/Home/Default.aspx?tabid=90 Bear in mind in 2.x passwords are not case sensitive, whilst in 3.x they are. Hope

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by RogerSelwyn on 12/31/2005

• Re: DNN 3.2.1 Does Not Hold Login State Using IE

  Make sure you aren't rejecting cookies for ths site in IE6. Select Tools/Internet Options from the Menu Bar Then select the Privacy Tab and click Sites. Make sure 'xxxxxxxx.com' appears in the list with 'Always Allow' next to it. If not, then add it to the list, or change the setting. Cheers Roger

  Posted to Core Framework (Forum) by RogerSelwyn on 12/26/2005

• Re: HELP: How to migrate from localhost to live production server

  I've done the reverse, so as to create a backup before a major upgrade, so I guess the steps are similar. 1 - Make sure the domain name you will access the site by is listed in the portal aliases 2 - Backup your database 3 - Copy everything in the webroot including sub directories to the live server 4 - Restore database oj live SQL server 5 - Edit your web.config to point to your live SQL server. 6 - If you use a different userid to access SQL on live to test, add the appropriate userid to your database

  Posted to Resources (Forum) by RogerSelwyn on 12/25/2005

• Re: en-GB Language Pack - where can I find it?

  Having added en-GB as a locale. You then need to change the locale in user preferences for existing users (including host & admin). When logged on, click on your name at the top of the screen, then scroll down to the bottom, and you will see the option. This will set your own language to en-GB. There is a bug in 3.2.1, whereby if you login having ticked 'Remember Me', and therefore login using information held in a cookie, it will default to your browser default language. If in IE, you can change

  Posted to Resources (Forum) by RogerSelwyn on 12/23/2005

• Re: en-GB Language Pack - where can I find it?

  I'd agree (being a Brit), but at least people will understand it, unlike missing out on a Polish language pack ;-) Of course, for us folks who put the date in a different order, we need to configure for en-UK, so as to make it look right. Roger

  Posted to Resources (Forum) by RogerSelwyn on 12/19/2005

• Re: en-GB Language Pack - where can I find it?

  You shouldn't need a language pack for en-GB. The default, en-US is after all english already. All you should need to do is go into Host/Languages and add a new language (en-GB). In 3.2.1 it is 'Add New Locale', it should be similar in 3.1.1. Then go into Admin/Site Settings and set it as the Portal Default Language. There does appear to be a bug in 3.2.1 where it generates an 'Admin Alert' whenever it can't find a en-GB RESX file, but it still works since it falls back to en-US. Cheers Roger

  Posted to Resources (Forum) by RogerSelwyn on 12/16/2005

• Cookie login does not set correct language in 3.2.1

  I've created a case for this on Gemini (but set it to Trivial instead of Minor, doh!). Since upgrading from 3.1.1 to 3.2.1, logging using a cookie (Rember Logon ticked) no longer sets the correct language for the user. Login language is defaulting to en-US until you logout and login again. Under 3.1.1, if you logged in having ticked 'Remember Login', it would retrieve your 'Language' from your profile. With 3.2.1, you need to actually enter your userid/password for it to retrieve this information

  Posted to DotNetNuke (Forum) by RogerSelwyn on 12/13/2005

• Re: UsersOnline Core Localization File Not Found

  I took a different but similar route on this one. I added a new logging configuration for 'Admin Alert' and left is disabled, so they don't get logged. Of course this removes all Admin Alerts, and not just Localization alerts. But then I've never seen any other Admin Alerts. Roger

  Posted to Core Framework (Forum) by RogerSelwyn on 12/9/2005