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6/9/2007 8:39 PM
 

I'm running 4.5.1 on my localhost.  Whenever I place an announcement module in any pane in any page and attempt to go to "Settings" in the Action menu, IE7 returns the following error:

Line: 1385
Char: 39
Error: Expected ';'
Code: 0
URL: http://localhost/dnn_451_test/Main/tabid/86/ctl/Module/ModuleId/653/Default.aspx

I only get this when attempting to access "Settings."  Everything else within the Actions menu works fine.

I discovered this while trying to set modules in the right-pane of the 'home' page to appear in all pages.  This right-pane contained two announcement modules while the rest were text/html modules.  What happened was that the vertical display order was not consistent from one page to the next.  As soon as I removed the announcement modules, the vertical display order was consistent on all pages.

 
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6/10/2007 7:12 AM
 

Are you saying you get this error when selecting "Actions" from the action menu? Do you also get this error if you just click the settings imagebutton in the container?

Does this error als occur if you choose the DNN default skin (like dnn-blue)? My guess is that this is a skinning problem, not a module problem...


Erik van Ballegoij, Former DNN Corp. Employee and DNN Expert

DNN Blog | Twitter: @erikvb | LinkedIn: Erik van Ballegoij on LinkedIn

 
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6/10/2007 8:48 AM
 

It happens when I select "Settings" in the menu... and only "Settings."  This doesn't happen in any other modules.  The version of the Announcement module I'm using is 03.04.00.  This happens regarless of the skin, including DNN Blue.

This evening, I did a fresh installation of 4.5.1... no additional content, modifications, or added skins/containers.  I installed the Announcement module and placed in the left pane.  I go the same results.  BTW, it doesn't matter which pane I place it in.

I checked this in Firefox 2.0.0.4 and Opera 9.21 and examined the error consoles in each.  Below is the best that could extract from them (including the IE7 message):

From IE7 - Line 944 Char 39
dnn_ctr375_ModuleSettings_valCacheTime.controltovalidate = "dnn_ctr375_ModuleSettings_txtCacheTime";
------------------------------------------------------------^

From Firefox - missing ; before statement
var dnn_ctr374_ModuleSettings_Settings.ascx_valHistory = document.all ? document.all["dnn_ctr374_ModuleSettings_Settings.ascx_valHistory"] : document.getElementById("dnn_ctr374_ModuleSettings_Settings.ascx_valHistory");
-----------------------------------------------------^

Firefox was able to point me to this line of code in the
dnn_ctr375_ModuleSettings_valCacheTime.controltovalidate = "dnn_ctr375_ModuleSettings_txtCacheTime";

From OperaJavaScript - http://localhost/dnn_451_test/MAIN/tabid/86/ctl/Module/ModuleId/462/Default.aspx
Inline script compilation
Syntax error while loading: line 37 of inline script at http://localhost/dnn_451_test/MAIN/tabid/86/ctl/Module/ModuleId/462/Default.aspx :
var dnn_ctr462_ModuleSettings_Settings.ascx_valHistory = doc

JavaScript - http://localhost/main/Home/tabid/37/ctl/Module/ModuleId/374/Default.aspx
Inline script compilation
Syntax error while loading: line 37 of inline script at http://localhost/main/Home/tabid/37/ctl/Module/ModuleId/374/Default.aspx :
var dnn_ctr374_ModuleSettings_Settings.ascx_valHistory = doc

BTW, this does not happen in DNN 4.4.1

 

 
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6/10/2007 10:05 PM
 

I submitted my previous post before I was finished.

To clarify, this line is within an embeded Javascript on the page.  It is referenced by the error message in IE7, Firefox an Opera.  I gave it in the previous post but here it is again
dnn_ctr369_ModuleSettings_valCacheTime.controltovalidate = "dnn_ctr369_ModuleSettings_txtCacheTime";

I just did a separate, fresh install of 4.5.3 on my localhost and followed the same procedure of placing an Announcement module in a pane and selecting "Settings" from the module's menu.  I get the same results.  IE7, Firefox, an Opera all reference the same line in the embeded Javascript in the page.

Again, this is only happening with the Announcement module 03.04.00 and only when I select "Settings" from its menu.  It doesn't appear that the skin makes any difference because this is happening on a fresh install of 4.5.3

This phenomenon is not happening on one of my websites (live although not "public") running 4.4.1.  It had the previous Announcement (03.03.05) and did not diplay this behavior.   A few moments ago, I updgraded the Announcement module to 03.04.00 and it did not display this behavior either.

 
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6/11/2007 3:42 AM
 

the error seems to happen in a asp.net validator control, i will have to investigate this a bit further...


Erik van Ballegoij, Former DNN Corp. Employee and DNN Expert

DNN Blog | Twitter: @erikvb | LinkedIn: Erik van Ballegoij on LinkedIn

 
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