Hello,
I'm just learning DNN to start a project in my company. I have two distinct DNN web sites and two different databases installed in a Sql Server 2008 R2 Express instance. I created a custom module in one of the web sites using the starter kit. I made a couple of code modification to understand module developing an nothing else. I can compile, see the module behaviour in a test page and everything went well untill I entered as Host user into Host - Extensions - Installed Extensions.

I cliccked on "Edit this Extension" or "Uninstall extension" on my custom module but nothing happend. I compare the view source with the one of the untouched website and I discorevered that the call to

dnnModal.show('http has been changed to dnnModal.show('http and this is true for every javascript within the page.

Probably this prevents the code from running and showing the modal form. In the untouched web site single quote is not replaced and the two button are still working.

I tried to remove the custom module by
1) calling manually the uninstall procedure > control uninstalled successfully
2) deleting the .dll inside the bin folder
3) removing the project directory under the desktop module

Thanks for helping me
Cheers
Sam

Thanks for the fast response.

I found the reason regarding the problem of the single quotes: the change happens when I switch from .Net Framework 2.0 to .Net Framework 4.0 in the application pool of the website.
 
Anyway this is not the reason of the javascript failure. Tha failure is related to debug="true" setting in the web.config in the root of the site.

Is there an explanation / way to fix for this strange behaviour?

Thank you

Hello!
Yes, the httpRuntime is there with requestValidation set to 2.0. Single quotes is still converted in the entity form of ' but I was able to solve the javascript problem by installing the version 6.0.1 of dnn following the thread

dnnModal is undefined - 6.0.0

The error in the title of the thread was the actual cause of javascript failure.

I'm still wondering about single quotes... do you think it can lead to other problems?

Thanks for the support