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12/14/2006 12:31 PM
 

Greetings,

So far, the file have been acquired and expanded into a defined location -

C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio 8\DotNetNuke\

Into this Folder, there is all the files from the DotNetNuke_4.3.7_Source.zip.

The quest is now to no doubt take my second, bigger "goggly green giant" step. I do have installed VWD 2005 Express and may wish to use this for fuether developement should I first learn to do something with DotNetNuke.

RBBenson

 
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12/14/2006 1:59 PM
 

Congrats, RBBenson, on your first step.

I did the same last month.  I encourage you to go through the Installation guide very carefully -- reading even the things that don't seem to matter yet -- and you will be able to make it work (Oh, and writing down exactly what you do as you do it might help for debugging/asking for help later).  Probably the toughest part for a newbie is creating the db, setting the permissions, and getting the connectionstring correct.  But with a little help from this forum, you'll do great!

Ellen

 

 
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12/17/2006 8:04 AM
 

There maybe 'light' near the end of the tunnel and the 'fog' of no experience may soon clear, I have a book.

The title "Beginning DotNetNuke 4.0 Web Site Creation in VB 2005 with Visual Web Developer 2005 Express" by Nick Symmonds.

My mountain to climb is to read and comprehend, to now configure, write the code and debug.

 
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12/17/2006 9:05 PM
 

A second step and I found a first speed bump. There appears a difficulty with the web.config file. Per the instruction in the "book", Chapter #3, page 55, there is a file to be renamed. This file in the solution explorer is named release.config and is to be renamed, web.config. The problem now is that there is 'already' a file named web.config. A second pass of compiling DNN does suceed to launch the DNN portal, log in as admin and host, change passwords, but there are a few errors where in the web.config file, there are lines of code where the "requiredPermission" attribute needs to be declared.

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configSections>sectionGroup name="dotnetnuke"> the requirePermission attribute will cause a syntax warning - please ignore - it is required for Medium Trust support-->section name="data" requirePermission="false" type="DotNetNuke.Framework.Providers.ProviderConfigurationHandler, DotNetNuke"/>section name="logging" requirePermission="false" type="DotNetNuke.Framework.Providers.ProviderConfigurationHandler, DotNetNuke"/>section name="scheduling" requirePermission="false" type="DotNetNuke.Framework.Providers.ProviderConfigurationHandler, DotNetNuke"/>section name="htmlEditor" requirePermission="false" type="DotNetNuke.Framework.Providers.ProviderConfigurationHandler, DotNetNuke"/>section name="navigationControl" requirePermission="false" type="DotNetNuke.Framework.Providers.ProviderConfigurationHandler, DotNetNuke"/>section name="searchIndex" requirePermission="false" type="DotNetNuke.Framework.Providers.ProviderConfigurationHandler, DotNetNuke"/>section name="searchDataStore" requirePermission="false" type="DotNetNuke.Framework.Providers.ProviderConfigurationHandler, DotNetNuke"/>section name="friendlyUrl" requirePermission="false" type="DotNetNuke.Framework.Providers.ProviderConfigurationHandler, DotNetNuke"/>section name="caching" requirePermission="false" type="DotNetNuke.Framework.Providers.ProviderConfigurationHandler, DotNetNuke"/>section name="authentication" requirePermission="false" type="DotNetNuke.Framework.Providers.ProviderConfigurationHandler, DotNetNuke"/>section name="members" requirePermission="false" type="DotNetNuke.Framework.Providers.ProviderConfigurationHandler, DotNetNuke"/>section name="roles" requirePermission="false" type="DotNetNuke.Framework.Providers.ProviderConfigurationHandler, DotNetNuke"/>section name="profiles" requirePermission="false" type="DotNetNuke.Framework.Providers.ProviderConfigurationHandler, DotNetNuke"/>sectionGroup>configSections>connectionStrings>

 

 
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12/17/2006 11:32 PM
 
Having used a few portal/cms platforms on both UNIX and Windows, you are in for a great experience. DNN is really a great environment, and the clients I work with absolutely love it.

Eric Swanzey
www.swanzey.com
 
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