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9/4/2007 11:06 AM
 

I already had the repository module already installed and I upgraded to 03.01.14 Build 13784

 
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9/4/2007 7:58 PM
 

I had the module installed (3.01.10). I upload version 3.01.14. Was very excited about the multi-categories, since this might mean I no longer have to keep my own version on the side.

During the upgrade, no errors are reported, but after the upgrade the version reported in Module Definitions is 3.01.13.

My DNN installation is 4.0.3. Is 3.01.13/14 compatible with 4.0.3? I didn't see seperate install files for DNN3 vs DNN4 when I downloaded.

When I visit a page that already had the repository, I see a page display (i.e. 1 of 2) but no files displayed individually. There are no errors in the error log.

If it helps, I created a new page and dropped a repository object on it. I get this error:

Method not found: 'DotNetNuke.Entities.Users.UserInfo DotNetNuke.Entities.Users.UserController.GetUserByName(Int32, System.String)'.

So I'm guessing somehow the DNN version that the repository DLL is using isn't quite the same as that of the repository.  The Dotnetnuke.dll file in my bin directory has this version: 4.0.3.23056.

Any ideas how I can resolve the discrepancy? I thought to open the source to trace and see why it gets no files back, but it's proving quite the challenge to match everything up nicely so that the project even opens. If I can resolve this without having to open the project, it would be a great help ...

Thanks

 

 
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9/4/2007 9:40 PM
 

I think the confusion might be the DNN version #'s. You say you're running 4.0.3. It clearly states on the Repository project downloads page that it requires a minium DNN installation of 4.03.00. So the verison of DNN you are running is not sufficient to run the 3.01.X version of the Repository.  You have 2 options, uninstall the current Repository module and re-install the older 3.01.10, or upgrade your DNN installation to at least 4.3.0 (  If you're going to upgrade, I'd suggest you bite the bullet and upgrade to the latest version which is 4.5 .. 4.6 coming out soon )

 
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9/13/2007 12:28 PM
 

Hi Steve, just in case you thought I was very rude not replying ... thanks for the reply. We did bite the bullet and upgraded, and some of the issues were resolved at that time. Our intern, Seth, has been in contact with you after that. Thanks so much for being patient with our digit-swopping version oversight!

 
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