praveen_b wroteWere you able to login before you "uploaded your project"?
Yes, I could login to any account when the project was running under localhost. The host, admin and some newly registered logins were successfully logging in.
Actually were you able to login on the remote host before installing your project live (after the upgrade)?
praveen_b wroteProbably gonna need more information to be able to assist. You keep mentioning "when I uploaded my project" , does this mean a custom module you developed using 4.0.2?
The project was developed with DNN 4.0.2 installed. Most of the modules available in this project was custom developed. So these modules were working comfortably under localhost.
How did you install the module? As a package?
I did not get you fully. The modules were developed using VS 2005 under DNN 4.0.2 platform. No modules were imported into this project.
How did you deploy your project to the live location, was it deployed there before or after the upgrade?
praveen_b wrote
When you login and get the critical error, is it only where your module is running?
I CANNOT successfully login. When I give the login name & password, the page back to the default page (the default page for DNN 4.3.3) and on the top it displays "A critical error has occured".
Can you check the EventLog table in your production database, you should be able to get the error from it (if your EventLog is configured to use the db, if not - check your file system event log)?
Also the login problem might be related to web.config switch (over the upgrade, the keys in your web.config could have been overwritten by an uncarefull admin)
praveen_b wroteOr can you access the event logs in DNN? They will provide a lot more detail about the "critical error"
Since I cannot login successfully for any account, (which includes the ADMIN account also) I am unable to see the options for ADMIN. Thus I cannot take the "log viewer" option.
Hope these information helps, and hope you can give me a reply. Thanks again
regards
Praveen
As mentioned above, check either the EventLog table in the db or the logs on your file system (Portals/_Default/...)
Unfortunatly, there is not much else we can do here, for all of us your problem is too abstract to grasp.