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6/29/2007 12:32 PM
 

Hello all, I have a client that has DNN 4.5.0 installed on their server.  I am mostly a C# developer, but I acquired some VB code I had to use.  I created a new module in VS 2005 using the VB module creator tool, and everything seems to be running smoothly on my local machine.  I have 4.5.1 installed on my machine

When I try and put my creation on their server however, there is an error saying it cannot find a control on my page.  It is the first asp control on the ascx page, so I am assuming it simply isn't referenced correctly.  Its almost as if it cannot find the dll for the code behind. When I pulled 4.5.0 to my local machine, I was able to replicate the error.

My question is, is there a major difference between the way 4.5.0 creates new modules to be developed versus 4.5.1?  In C#, I have never had an issue between 4.5.0 and 4.5.1.

 

 
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6/29/2007 2:21 PM
 

I can't enumerate all diffences but I'm mostly use C# (using DNN Source and compile our systems) and had some (severe) troubles with both versions. When you can decide what version is used then update to 4.5.3. I'm quite satisfied now with 4.5.3.

 
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6/29/2007 4:22 PM
 

The 4.5.3 option right now is not feasible, since I am looking for a quick solution with the resources I have to actually fix this (I am the only resource)

Was the only thing you did was upgrade to 4.5.3 and everything work?  I do not know how well I can convince to upgrade to it.

 
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6/29/2007 7:19 PM
 

Actually I had no option - we produced a customized solution with four modules and started with 4.4.0. During the development we learned(and with discussions over the forum) that has bugs and some features depended on our modules. So I patched/fixed the development DNN environment (~ 100 lines) and it was no problem whilst I coded the modules but I knew I can't do this on the production release (regarding support & future versions). When the 4.5.0 was published I was eager to solve the problem (present the customer a beta version on the production server) but the update in the beginníng completely failed. After two days however the problems were manually fixed. I had a running development DNN 4.5.0 but I couldn't publish a production release (was not really critcal because the modules were not complete). The same with other problems did not automatically update from 4.5.0 to 4.5.1. Maybe you remember the 4.5.2 had a severe security leak so after three days of its pulication date the 4.5.3 was released.
And now the quintessence of the long story the attempts to produce a commercial release (4.5.0 + 4.5.1) took us together about a whole work - the update from DNN 4.5.3 took me 7 minutes and was to a large extend free of error and the compiled system with our modules ran / is running without problems.
I think we had no failures with our code (actually we changed nothing regarding the 4.5.3 release) so it must have had to do something with the update procedures. Maybe you should consider an update to DNN 4.5.3 as a 'better and quicker' solution.

good luck! 

 
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