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3/21/2009 1:47 AM
 

It has been quite sometime since I am leveraging the DNN platform for my work, and I thought I knew it pretty well now. But suddenly, a seemingly simple issue bowled me over.

A client approached me for some custom work for DNN 04.09.00. I requested them to please confirm whether the version was 04.09.00 or 04.90.00 (the difference is in position of 0 & 9). I am still waiting for the reply, but in the meantime, I decided to download the 04.09.00 version.

I did that from SourceForge (CodePlex is currently offline for upgradations). I thought I was working on 04.90.00 for the last 3-4 months, and probably 04.09.00 was a bit older version. However, I was completely stunned to see that what I downloaded now was the same 04.90.00 I was working on.

To make the issue clearer, I file I downloaded was named, "DotNetNuke_04.09.00_Install", but the DotNetNuke.dll inside was versioned at: 4.9.0.85.

So, that means that the same version is being referenced as: 04.09 & 04.90 in the zip & the dll respectively. That also means that we jumped from 04.09 to 05.00 version (which indeed seems a big jump compared to 04.90 and 05.00).

Can somebody clear all this mess up? Was there actually a 04.09 version? Are 04.09 & 04.90 different versions?

If yes, where can I download 04.09 from?

If no, I would request the core team to rename the zips as 04.90.00. The current name "DotNetNuke_04.09.00_Install" leaves a lot of space for confusion.

 
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3/21/2009 1:59 AM
 

I just encountered the following page:

http://www.dotnetnuke.com/Development/ReleaseSchedule/tabid/944/Default.aspx

And it is evident now, that there was never a 04.09.00 release. It was actually 04.90. And the zips are labelled incorrectly.

 
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3/21/2009 5:00 AM
 

I apologize, if there is improper label on the roadmap page, but latest version of DotNetNuke is 04.09.02, you can download from www.codeplex.com/dotnetnuke.


Cheers from Germany,
Sebastian Leupold

dnnWerk - The DotNetNuke Experts   German Spoken DotNetNuke User Group

Speed up your DNN Websites with TurboDNN
 
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3/21/2009 5:54 AM
 

Hi Sebastian, you people are somewhere using 04.09.00, somewhere 04.90.00, and 4.9.0 at still other places.

Why not use a common version say 04.90.00 (or whichever you people choose). As a developer, I would consider 04.90.00 & 04.09.00 to be 2 different versions where 04.90.00 should be the older one.

If you say, 04.09.02 is the official version, then I would suggest it should have been 4.9.2. What is the use of keeping a 0 in front of 9 then. It makes us assume that 04.09.00 < 04.10.00

which is the same behaviour that would be shown by the DNN Module Installer while handling DataProvider scripts. It would execute 04.09.00 before 04.10.00.

Don't you think that keeping it as 09 is a bad decision?

 
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3/21/2009 7:08 AM
 

4.9.0 or even 4.9 is the userfriendly abbreviation of the technical number 04.09.00, which is for proper sorting using 2 digits per part. If there is somewhere stated 04.90.00 this is a mistake, but I did not find this number on any page here.


Cheers from Germany,
Sebastian Leupold

dnnWerk - The DotNetNuke Experts   German Spoken DotNetNuke User Group

Speed up your DNN Websites with TurboDNN
 
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