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9/25/2008 4:26 AM
 
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Peter Donker wrote
 

 Craig Hubbard wrote

 

http://www.dotnetnuke.com/DesktopModules/Forum/Forum_Rss.aspx?forumid=48&tabid=795&mid=2108

However, my first look does show one "pubdate" error when using the feed link above.

 

I can't reproduce the error, here. The pubDate is transmitted in universal format (2008-09-25T07:01:13Z) and should be picked up in the module using the regular Date.Parse of .NET. It does here, anyway. What do you think? If you do continue to get the error, It'd help if you could set a breakpoint in code at the method RssXmlHelper.Parse(Date) as Date and see what happens there.

Peter

 

Peter,  I will have a closer look at it in a few hours, I'm just wondering if there is some localisation issue here? We use Australia localisation on PC and Profile. Otherwise I ca not think why it is not replicating for you???

Anyway, I'll break through the code shortly, as it only happens on one entry out of many on the supplied feed link.

I think that this beta version is very much improved over the first release at as is it should give a wider audience what would be expected for the NewsFeed module.

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Craig

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We use Australia localisation on PC and Profile. Otherwise I ca not think why it is not replicating for you???

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The universal format was designed so it could be parsed in any locale. But locale is always a suspect in these matters, yes. I guess this illustrates why the RFC-822 date has persisted for so long. As a de facto standard, all systems will be designed to parse it.

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Hi everyone....I am from Mexico....Nice post about the building the news Solution...From what I can tell the News module is built with vs2008, and DNN is built with vs2005.  So, can someone give a step-by-step process on how to build the News module with that kind of setup. ....Thanks for posting.... ======================================================================================================== simmons [url="http://auctions.fastrealestate.net"]Foreclosed Homes[/url]
 
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10/5/2008 7:59 AM
 
Craig Hubbard


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john wrote
Hi everyone....I am from Mexico....Nice post about the building the news Solution...From what I can tell the News module is built with vs2008, and DNN is built with vs2005.  So, can someone give a step-by-step process on how to build the News module with that kind of setup. ....Thanks for posting.... ======================================================================================================== simmons [url="http://auctions.fastrealestate.net"]Foreclosed Homes[/url]

John

When you download the DotNetNuke source files, you will find two sln (solution files) one for Visual Studio 2005 and one for Visual Studio 2008.

So you can use the VS 2008 solution

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