I thought it would be kinda cool, if we had a separate thread for user-identified bugs and fixes.

It'll allow everybody to stay on the same page, and current without having to 're-invent the wheel'-per-newbie.

Also bug-fixers can have a common area to analyse, compare, comment-on and discuss posted fixes, for a given bug... so that the best fix gets implemented by readers.

Please try to post all future Bug Reports and fixes on this thread.

If U have bookmarks of earlier bug-reports and fixes for the ClubSite Starter kit, kindly post the relevant links here (without reproducing the entire text)

Thanks you.

P.S. If any of U feel this thread wasn't necessary, pls. voice your concerns and offer alternate advice.

Ok ! here goes the 1st one...(nothingmajor, but it's fresh as of today)

Bug# 1

This one needs a Starter Kit setup with no photo-albums.

Simulation:

1. Delete all existing photo Albums from your Club website (or use a fresh new Starter Kit)

2. Login in an Admin role and add a new Event

3. Select a photo for this event from your hard-drive

4. Because U have no Albums the Album combo-box is empty. Let it be so.

5. When you try to save this Event, the application errors out.

Fix # 1.1

Open Photos_FormPicker.ascx    Go to Line 131

Replace CInt( AlbumList2.SelectedValue)

with   CInt( "0" & AlbumList2.SelectedValue)

Save file and try to simulate again.

Note: Only code has been depicted using Blue font.

Bug #2 (linked)

Uploading Avatar photo error

Last post 03-05-2006, 5:09 PM by mhare. 0 replies. on http://forums.asp.net/1217537/ShowPost.aspx

Bug #3

How to simulate...

Log-in as a member.

Click on Membership.

The members Registration details will bedisplayed.

Try updating the Email field. It doesn't throw any error but Email emains unchanged, on subsequent Refreshes.

All other details are updateable.

The problem is that the code checks for a difference but doesn't update the database.  Here's the fix in membership_details.aspx

    Protected Sub update_Click(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs)
        Dim user As MembershipUser = Membership.GetUser()
        Dim da As New DataSetTableAdapters.MemberInfoTableAdapter
           
        If Email.Text <> user.Email Then
            user.Email = Email.Text
            Membership.UpdateUser(user)
        End If
        Try
            da.Update(CType(user.ProviderUserKey, Guid), Addr.Text, Phone.Text, fname.Text, lname.Text, CType

(user.ProviderUserKey, Guid))
            ContactStatus.Text = "Details have been updated sucessfully."
            ContactStatus.ControlStyle.ForeColor = Drawing.Color.Black
        Catch ex As Exception
            ContactStatus.Text = "Error updating contact details: " & ex.Message
            ContactStatus.ControlStyle.ForeColor = Drawing.Color.Red
        End Try
    End Sub
 

Nice catch !!

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This is a great idea.

Could a moderator make this thread sticky or how you call it?

Perhaps it could sit just below that welcome message?

Lex

Thanks,
Chavak

Hey folks, if we are going to Maintain a list of Bugs and Fixes. Might I suggest we keep a Message which can be updated daily.

The main reason being it would be easy to identify if any given bug has been identified and cataloged, perhaps we could even prioritize them and address as a group.

So who will step up and take on the task of maintaining the list? as a Top Level Message in this thread.

scale = (double)iOriginal.Width / (double)maxwidth;

This otherwise would use integer division and produce a slightly incorrect scale. Some of my images were coming out a bit skewed and looked funny, so debugged this.

I think the buglist should include the solutions for install/deployment/configuration problems, since some of these are real show-stoppers.  I found this one to be a godsend: http://forums.asp.net/thread/1186510.aspx "Club Site Starter Kit on CrystalTech"

Also, is there a way to make the buglist thread sticky, so it shows at the top of the forum message list?

lutz2:

Also, is there a way to make the buglist thread sticky, so it shows at the top of the forum message list? 

Thanks very much. 

Now that this thread is sticky, the top-level message displays as "locked".

I cannot post a reply to that message, in order to add a bug/fix to the list at the level just below the top level .  Perhaps this a limitation of the forum software, in which case some strategy is needed to get all the added fixes posted at the same level for easy browsing.

http://forums.asp.net/thread/983940.aspx