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1/3/2007 7:15 PM
 

I also have the same problem, does anyone have a fix yet ?

How to remove the templates so I can rollback to 4.3.7 ?

 
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1/5/2007 11:46 PM
 
I tried a vanilla install of 4.4 using the starter kit, and using the install zip file both, and this error is pretty much standard.

I found the following in the dnn.js file when debugging the scripts (following fix seemed to work for me).
On Line 1013, I removed the comment "//if prototype loaded, we must extend the object".
For some reason, this comment gets mixed up with the rest of the javascript and the function doesn't parse correctly in the browser.

I changed this portion to:

if ((ctl != null && typeof(Element) != 'undefined' && typeof(Element.extend) != 'undefined'))
{
Element.extend(ctl);
}

This seemed to work for me, and solved some other issues as well with minimizing and maximizing modules.
I'm still going through the app to see if I run into anything else.

The images are getting cut off as well, and some just plain don't show up, so I'm looking into that now. If anybody runs into that and finds a fix, let me know.
 
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1/11/2007 2:59 PM
 

Has anyone come up with a final solution for this Starter Kit problem?

I''m still stuck, just as mentioned above.

Regards,

Marc

 


Regards,
Marc

www.biservices.eu for free nl-NL resourcepacks.
 
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1/12/2007 9:34 AM
 

 

I looked up the file <b>ftb.createlink.aspx.resx</b> in my installation, it exists in

C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator.LLOYDPLACE\Application Data\Microsoft\VisualStudio\8.0\ProjectTemplatesCache\Visual Web Developer\VisualBasic\DotNetNuke.zip\Providers\HtmlEditorProviders\Ftb3HtmlEditorProvider\ftb3\App_LocalResources

which it would appear it is buried so deep nothing can reach it.

Is it a problem of the 4.4.0 only?  No one is registering problem from other versions.

 
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1/12/2007 2:39 PM
 
Marc,

If you can login as 'Host', try disabling the compression features and see if you can locate the issue there.
On my dev machine, it seems that's what was screwing things up.

Host Settings / Advanced Settings / Performance Settings

Disable the whitespace filter first, and see if that does it. And then try setting compression to "No Compression" just to test it out.
On a recent dnn 4.4 site I deployed on "Go Daddy", I'm not having the problem, so seems to be a local issue possibly.

Matt
 
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