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2/7/2008 3:19 PM
 

Have installed the latest version 4.08

I am getting an error on line 3 of "addressedit.ascx" which says "could not load type

DotNetNuke.Modules.Store.Webcontrols.AddressEdit.

The AddressEdit..ascx.cs file is mising

 

 
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2/15/2008 7:57 PM
 

Bob,

I'm having the nearly the same issue.  I installed 4.08 Starter kit, configured everything, even started to add content to my site.  Then as soon as I touched anything inside Visual Studio it suddenly won't build without the error.

The first time I saw this, all I did was open the database in Server Explorer.  2nd time around I created a new desktop module from the module template. 

I'm stumped!  Have you found a solution??

Marty

 
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2/15/2008 9:16 PM
 

Bob,

Another couple of bits of information:

The problem lies with the Store module, as is evident from the error message. 

Environment:  Windows Vista SP1 (preview), MS SQL 2005 Standard, IIS, MS Visual Studio Professional.

I had installed DotNetNuke on IIS using standard SQL, and had not installed the Store module on any page, so my site still ran even though I can't build it in VS. 

I tried installing the source version of the Store module, but that did NOT fix the problem.  I didn't dig any deeper into it than that.

I uninstalled the module with Delete Files checked (it's really several store modules: admin, cart, etc.), and the app compiles without error now.  Not sure what it is with the store module, but something's missing.  I'll check back again when I'm ready to use that module - lots to do before that...

Marty

 
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2/15/2008 10:43 PM
 

Did you download the source version?  Or the install version?

why are you "building" it?  if you just wanna install DNN, no reason to "build" from tehe source files.  By the looks of it, personaly, I think you should get the install version and not "build" it in VWD.  It's already built mostly.  You can hit CTRL-F5 to start it without debugging though, and it'll jsut open up in your web-browser(usually), if your local installing for developement.

If you are attempting to do development, and this is why you downloaded the source version, then I guess get the stores "source" and pull out the addressedit.ascx.cs file and put it in the folder it is recommending I guess...

I'd just get the install version, even if your developing, as you can do plenty without having the "source", including module development.  you could also just get the starter kit in the downloads section which will set up your VWD Express with all kinds of templates like DNN framework...so you can just add new websites as projects in VWD, and build them from the project. 

I do the last item, because I often screw stuff up, so it's easier for me just to delete the VWD site and make a new one :->

 


Good luck!

 


Josh Martin

 
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