Hi there,

I have downloaded and installed the 2.1.9 beta over the existing store module.  no problems with that process.  I have one product in a category that I am testing and on checkout I get the following error.  It worked fine with the original store loaded but now shows this error.

A critical error has occurred. This property cannot be set to an empty string. Parameter name: value

 

Regards, Elliot

Hi,

I have already discused about that. The French site is used as a repository for BETA versions only, That's all. This is NOT a concurent place nor a different module, it's simply because DotNetNuke.com DO NOT allow to post BETA versions. This could be changed in the future, but it's NOT my responsability. Some other modules use a similar way for their project. If the Core Team choose to create an official repository for BETA versions, I will use it. I think that's REALLY important to have a place for current BETA. The Store module can have bugs like any other modules, but it's more critical for business! This is why you have access to the last current BETA. The Core Team can't validate every BETA, but at least you have an alternative choice. Previously, i had chosen to publish my email address in the forum and send the latest version on user's request, but it's highly time consuming. This is why we use the French site as a public repository.

This week, I work with ErikVB from the Core Team to validate some points before submit the last BETA version (02.01.10) to the release tracker. Please, be a little patient. We are nearly ready! :-)

Gilles

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