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1/19/2009 8:57 PM
 

Hi,

Facing a strange set of erros :

Error    138    'DefaultMode' is not a member of 'System.Web.UI.UserControl'.  \Website\DesktopModules\Forum\Forum_PostEdit.ascx.vb    272    25    DotNetNuke.Forum

Error    139    'Mode' is not a member of 'System.Web.UI.UserControl'.   \Website\DesktopModules\Forum\Forum_PostEdit.ascx.vb    273    25    DotNetNuke.Forum

Error    140    'ChooseMode' is not a member of 'System.Web.UI.UserControl'.    \Website\DesktopModules\Forum\Forum_PostEdit.ascx.vb    274    25    DotNetNuke.Forum

Error    141    'TextRenderMode' is not a member of 'System.Web.UI.UserControl'.   \Website\DesktopModules\Forum\Forum_PostEdit.ascx.vb    275    25    DotNetNuke.Forum

Error    142    'ChooseRender' is not a member of 'System.Web.UI.UserControl'.   \Website\DesktopModules\Forum\Forum_PostEdit.ascx.vb    276    25    DotNetNuke.Forum

 

this error list goes on for 31 errors, which points on PostEdit.ascx.vb even though small modification such as border of a table is set to 1 could spark these errors.

 

I even went to the trouble of deleting the entire website and replacing it an much earlier back up and starting fresh, but any modification still results in the same error.

 

Hoping for a fresh insight to this issue

 

 
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1/20/2009 4:24 PM
 

I tried playing around with the different hacks i had done across the forum source, and on building it the forum runs fine. The problem begins when i edit a minute detail in teh postEdit.ascx file such as commenting or adding an blank space etc, then on building or rebuilding the solution the following erros stated above turns up.

 

This is currently happenign for all my backups too. Find it real confusing on finding what exactly is the problem here.

On deleting the entire constituent of the PostEdit.ascx.vb the entire solution builds fine and the site runs smoothly expect for New thread.

 

Is there any solution for this.

 
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1/20/2009 5:12 PM
 

I hope you did not auto upgrade the Forum to .NET 3.5 on the first opening the source.  I am not familar with the code of the forum, so I couldn't help you much more.  But I think on debugging you can find out the issue.  Make some break points in the code to find out the issue.

 
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5/5/2009 10:05 PM
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This error happened while editing UserSettings.vb file, when u comment the email section and build the forum, it throws out the config error and when u revert back to its earlier state the error continues.

So for now we just simply avoid editing the email section of user setting

 
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5/6/2009 2:26 PM
 

Think it could happend with your editing. Normaly a double click on the issue in VS brings younear to the line of the issue. 

 
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