Hi all

i have been searching (i already went through the entire blog forum thread) and googling around for an answer. I am unable to make any changes with the source of the blog module.

I used the source zip when installing the new module; the blog modules works fine and i am able to see the code-behind files.

However, when i try to edit (or even delete) the code behind files, my changes are not reflected. i believe that this is since all the .ascx pages inherit the assemblies and do not look at the code-behind.

I am sure i am missing something, but can anyone give me any advice on how to start playing around with the blog module source, i have been stuck on this all weekend

Any help would be greatly appreciated

Thanks, I will try that out and post back when it worked out for me.

One other quick question though, what did you mean by double checking references and output paths?

In either case i hope i will figure out.

Thanks again scott

I went ahead and loaded up the blog source to show you what I meant:

The Yellow "!" icons next to "Dotnetnuke" and "Dotnetnuke.Webutility" are references that need to be fixed.  Removing and re-adding should fix.

This particular problem is probably caused by the solution file looking for Dotnetnuke.vbproj in my DNN website folder.  At any rate, it's a common issue and good thing to check whenever your working on a source for the first time.

The solution file from the 3.4.0 Blog module I installed is also in VS 2003 (which is the version I decided to open it in).  Normally I would convert up to 2005 or 2008 before modifying a module like this, which usally isn't too painful.