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10/29/2007 7:48 AM
 

In the attempt to avoid the automatic resizing of avatars, I have deleted the default dimensions (128x128) in System Avatar settings, leaving empty the cases.
Big, big, big mistake!
Now, entire forum is disappeared, and module shows this message:

A critical error has occurred.
Conversion from type 'Object' to type 'Integer' is not valid.

It's not more possible to enter in Forum Admin ( 'cause it doesn't appear any more), and therefore I don't know how to restore the modified options.
I've re-installed the module, but error persist.

BTW, dnn version: 4.4.1
Forum version, the last: 4.4.3

Thank you very much for any suggestion ^___^

Max  DeFa

 
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11/3/2007 4:58 PM
 

No answer  

However, I have found the table to modify, in database,
is namedatabase.ModuleSettings
the records in wich insert value are width and height
in string SystemAvatar

Problem resolved.

Bye.

DeFa

 
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11/3/2007 9:40 PM
 

Hi DeFe,

fine you found a solution.  Sorry, but we are working hard, to made the Forum mor better and we have all a realy job  too.  So sometime, we need any days for replay.  But it is fine to see, you found a way to resolve by your self.

Regards

Matthias

 
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11/5/2007 4:11 AM
 

I added this as a bug (to validate on save) but to get you though this for now here is some pseudo SQL:

EXEC {databaseOwnder}{objectQualifier}UpdateModuleSettings @ModuleID, 'SystemAvatarWidth', x
EXEC {databaseOwnder}{objectQualifier}UpdateModuleSettings @ModuleID, 'SystemAvatarHeight', x
EXEC {databaseOwnder}{objectQualifier}UpdateModuleSettings @ModuleID, 'UserAvatarWidth', x
EXEC {databaseOwnder}{objectQualifier}UpdateModuleSettings @ModuleID, 'UserAvatarHeight', x

In each of these, you will need to substitute @ModuleID w/ your current module ID and x with the dimension you want. I don't think you need them, but just in case you also have 'SystemAvatarMaxSize' and 'UserAvatarMaxSize'.  


Chris Paterra

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11/22/2007 12:43 PM
 

Hi,

 

I want  to enab;e avatar in my DNN site. But I could not locate the place where should I enable. I checked in Forum Admin, My settings and all the possible places. I also could not fine any information on working with avtars on internet.

I am using dnn 4.6(latest)

sandeep

 
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