Ok, a fancy new editor would be a great thing, but right now all I want is to get rid of that annoying server error -- how do I get rid of ALL the Telerik stuff so it just uses the FCKeditor as it has been doing? (circa version 5.1.2)  I see I could change "<htmlEditor defaultProvider="TelerikEditorProvider">" to its old setting of "<htmlEditor defaultProvider="FckHtmlEditorProvider">" but is that the only change I need to make, to get rid of that ANNOYING server error and get my site back?

Thx,

Andria

Ok.  

1)  What "telerik DLL"?  Where do I find it?  And do you mean the folder called "bin" directly off the dnn root folder?

2)  That is the exact oldVersion-newVersion line that already exists in the release.config which I found in the update download package.

I finally had to give up on 5.4.2; removing all instances of "telerik" from the web.config file didn't help.  then I noticed that the connection string is different; in the new version's release.config, the line looks like this:

<add name="SiteSqlServer" connectionString="Server=(local);Database=DotNetNuke;uid=;pwd=;" providerName="System.Data.SqlClient" />

whereas the web.config I'm currently using for 5.1.2, there is a line which refers to a wholly different file, "connectionstrings.config" -- so I have absolutely clue what to do about that.

I may just have to deal with 5.1.2, or maybe download the upgrade pkg for 5.1.4, because I'm not sure that my host supports the ASP.NET 3.51; I think it might be just 3.5.

But maybe I'm just stuck with this 5.1.2, because this is my VERY first excursion into MS servers, and I have no clue on earth what is going on with this thing-- it's sure nothing like the simplicity of Linux servers and applications, but I figured if I wanted to call myself a web designer I needed to have more than one trick up my sleeve. *sigh*

Thx,

Andria