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1/3/2007 1:33 AM
 
brian wrote

1.   When deleting a file from a subdirectory in file manager, you are always returned to root folder and folder tree is collapsed.

2.  When editing module settings in an area that requires the section to be expanded, upon updating, the page refreshes but all sections are collapsed.

3.  Changes to security forced nobody to be able to view files by default.   Change not in release notes.

4.  Announcments module - does not remember options and forces date to be on the subject.   Both are changes from prior version and not in release notes.

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If these are not in Gemini already then please post in Gemini, otherwise it is very likely that these issues will be lost in the forums and will never worked on.

S. Shawn Mehaffie
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1/3/2007 1:37 AM
 
I case everyone missed it NukeAlexS has joined the QA team.  See the following post for details.

http://www.dotnetnuke.com/Community/ForumsDotNetNuke/tabid/795/mid/2108/threadid/95142/scope/posts/Default.aspx#95142

P.S. That is why I wanted to talk to Alex in private and not in this thread.  Sorry if my post seemed to indicate that there was something in my response that was not meant for everyone else.  I felt it was important to approach Alex privately about this, before making anything public.
 
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1/17/2007 7:55 PM
 

Hi forum

Almost exactly a month later when I began this thread, and we have made real progress in validating and moving bugs from the Gemini public forums over to the private forums. I could be wrong (haven't tracked it that well), but I think we've cleared through around 400 to 500 issues.

A lot of these issues are being dealt at a rapid pace by the core team, who deserve a round of applause, just look at the roadmap here for the next 4.4.1 release, are you familiar with any of these outstanding issues?

http://support.dotnetnuke.com/project/RoadMap.aspx?PROJID=2

There are still around 370 bugs to go (and possibly an additional 140 may turn up in the forum soon plus all your new issues) so I realise it ain't over till it's over, and that's forgetting about tasks and enhancements for the moment.

Now I also realise the situation still isn't acceptable, but I decided rather than put up, whinge and complain about it, to actually help do something about it, esp. after Shawns offer. Note we still lack the resources here and all these issues are a heck of a lot for one volunteer to handle, but I do now see a light at the end of the tunnel in bugsville.

I hope this helps...

Cheers!

Alex

p.s.

Please note, if you decide you decide to log an issue in Gemini please check DNN Core Framework [ PUBLIC ] and DNN Core Framework projects first, there is a 75% possibility your issue has already been logged. Also really consider in the grand scheme of things, is your issue really a bug or an enhancement.

ALSO

Q - Have you already logged an issue in DNN Core Framework [ PUBLIC ]?

a) Is your issue still in this forum?
b) Is the issue marked as complete? (yes, strange but true!)
c) Is your issue a bug?

If the answer to all four questions is yes then please could you test your issue in DNN 4.4.0 or later.

If your issue is still outstanding and be recreated please register a comment on your issue in Gemini.
Equally important! - should you issue be need to be closed, please also let us know by leaving a comment on your issue in Gemini. Note issues marked as complete aren't being treated as closed right now (a temporary situation).

Please help us to help you!



Alex Shirley


 
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1/17/2007 8:27 PM
 
Thanx for your efforts Alex, it's really appreciated.  I have started a daily bug bashing cycle to deal with a bug or 2 a week.

Philip Beadle - Employee
 
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1/18/2007 4:53 PM
 
Many thanks to Alex from me as well, this is helping us very much to reach our aim to get up to date with the issue tracker and improve both, the quality of DotNetNuke and the feedback contact with the community, which is important for developement.

Cheers from Germany,
Sebastian Leupold

dnnWerk - The DotNetNuke Experts   German Spoken DotNetNuke User Group

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