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11/28/2009 6:00 PM
 

strange, maybe it hasn't completely been distributed to all download servers.

Glad you was able to solve it.


Cheers from Germany,
Sebastian Leupold

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11/30/2009 8:36 AM
 

Very strange... I downloaded the Upgrade zip file, unzipped it on my test system, ran the upgrade, no problem...

When I opened Visual Studio and started debugging, I ran into this error... and since then, I have it. Inspecting the Object Browser, I did not find the namespaces DotNetNuke.Services.OutputCache and DotNetNuke.Services.ModuleCache.

Best wishes
Michael

UPDATE: I re-unzipped the downloaded file, started the application, and without running the upgrade procedure, everything worked fine. I started it again from Visual Studio - same errors. I unzipped the downloaded file, and searched for the file /bin/DotNetNuke.dll. It had a date/timestamp 11/25/2009 11:06 and displayed version 5.2.0.275 in the file properties. The file in my web had the date/timestamp 10/01/2009 13:04 and version 5.1.4.3. I just copied the newer file (from the file system to the web server's file system), started the application again in the browser - worked fine. I opened VS, checked the file with the Object Browser - both namespaces were there. I started it again from Visual Studio - and the file was overwritten with the old version again. The namespaces were missing in the Object Browser. I tried to import the file via Visual Studio, confirmed to overwrite the existing files - namespaces were there. I started from VS - which "restored" the old file and fired the error. I stopped IIS, deleted everything from the Temporary ASP.Net files, copied the newer dll again. Worked fine in the browser, but after starting the app from VS - same thing as before. This is really very, very strange...

 
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1/27/2010 9:58 AM
 

 Same error here, however I cannot solve it... Let's take it from the start:

I am using a custom login module, so I need to debug some functions. While placing a breakpoint to line 953 of DNN\Library\Entities\Users\UserController.vb file, it does not load any symbols, thus not stopping there while debuging. I am building the project (DotNetNuke.Library) in VS2008, and symbols ARE loaded, however, I am getting the above error. I tried to download again, nothing. It works at first, no symbols, build, symbols loaded, error.

 

Currently I am using 5.02.02, but had the same issue with previous versions.

 
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