Hi,

I have 3 installations of DNN 05.01.04 that have this problem, and one that does not.  The Site Settings, starting at Marketing and all the way through the Advanced Settings are not displaying the help icon or label text.  I've seen some references to this behavior but I have found no real resolution to this.  I have Windows Server 2008/IIS7 on all, the one that works is installed at the web root , the 3 broken installs are all configured as /portal.

To reproduce this, I set up a new web site at e:\websites\mysite.   I used the WEB PI to install DNN to E:\websites\mysite\portal. /portal is an Application root, everything is working normally except the Site Settings page.  Host page is fine.  This is vanilla installation, no new skins, modules, nothing.

My other installations are on shared hosting services.  If it's relevant, I can provide details of those installs (I unzipped and ftp'd the install folders on those.)

Other references:

http://support.dotnetnuke.com/Default.aspx?p=23&i=10484 - Gemini report that installing .NET 3.5 SP1 will fix problem.  All servers are running 3.5 already.

www.dotnetnuke.com/Community/Forums/tabid/795/forumid/108/threadid/330562/scope/posts/Default.aspx - Forum post that url path is incorrect and copying files to a different folder will fix the problem.  So it's relative path problem, but only on that particular page?

Copying the files to another folder does not seem to be an appropriate answer.  .NET 3.5 SP1 is already on the machine. I'm a bit puzzled on this one.

Ryan

Hi Sebastian,

I tried changing the selected skin and containers, but I see no change.  I could understand if I messed up one of the shared hosting installs, but on a plain vanilla installation from Web PI?  It was already using all the defaults, very odd. Thanks for the suggestion.

I just installed to Windows 2003 R2 and it's the same result.  I also installed again to Windows 2008 shared hosting with the same result.

If you install to a folder, the Site Settings labels do not get populated.  Version 05.01.04.

I am using DotNetNuke_Community_05.01.04_Install.zip.  I am very tempted to submit this in Gemini, but I have exactly 3 days experience with DNN and have been assuming that I must be doing something wrong.  My next option is to go tearing through the source, but I have to believe someone else can confirm this is a bug?

Also, I welcome any core member or moderator to my shared hosting account who wants to see this in a live environment.

Oh well, this has been an interesting way to learn the DNN architecture.

Ryan