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New Post 8/12/2010 5:35 AM
User is offline SusanneFH
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Re: Module Last Update and DNN5 
Modified By SusanneFH  on 8/12/2010 4:37:11 AM)

 SusanneFH wrote

We're still having trouble and I emailed the log events to you a month and a half ago.
What should we do? Can we get our money back?

 

Just discovered one thing when I looked in the database and compared with the error in the event log...

Database image   Event Log image

In the database, the table Links has a prefix "dnn_"! (..Actually all seems to have the prefix)
Can this be the problem or at least help finding the error?

Is there something that we can rewrite in the code in our environment or do you build a new module?

 
New Post 8/12/2010 6:00 PM
User is offline ITLackey
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Re: Module Last Update and DNN5 

That is it, you found the problem! The default plug-ins do not support DNN installations that use the objectqualifier (or table prefix) feature. However, this is easy to fix because the module is built to be extended. A new plug-in needs to be written to support that particular table name. I should be able to have this completed with-in a few days. Once it is completed, I will send you the compiled plug-ins and the source code for the new plug-ins. This way you can simply upload the new assemblies and remove the default ones. You will also have the code from the plug-ins for reference or extension.

Also, I am just wondering, did you use the Diagnostic plug-in I sent to you? If so, did it report any issues and could you send me the output as a reply to the email I sent? At this point, this is just for "in the wild" information gathering to see how the Diagnostic plug-in is working. If you did not use it or it did not produce any significant output it is no big deal.

Thanks!

Ian

 
New Post 8/16/2010 3:18 AM
User is offline SusanneFH
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Re: Module Last Update and DNN5 

As I've stated in earlier post, we did use your diagnostic plugin and I've tried to email you the result several times.
Haven't you recieved it? ..Maybe it's trapped in your junkmail filter?

Could you plz check that?

I'm looking forward to hear from you with the new files. :)

 
New Post 8/17/2010 10:09 PM
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Re: Module Last Update and DNN5 

Hello, I have finally been able to get a test site in place with the object qualifiers that you have used on your database. I have code that is working on my test site. I will email you the compiled dll as well as the source code so you can see how to add your own commands.

As for the diagnostic reports, I have not found any emails from you as of yet. They very well may have been purged if they got caught in a junk mail filter. No worries, I think we have this one figured out.

Please let me know if you receive my email and if it works for you.

Thanks!

Ian

 
New Post 3/29/2011 5:02 AM
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Re: Module Last Update and DNN5 

I have purchased this module from Snowcovered and have the same issue. We use an objectqualifier, and when I trace the database I see that a query that will not produce any result is being used:

exec sp_executesql N'SELECT TOP (1) [t2].[ModuleID], [t2].[ItemID], [t2].[Content], [t2].[Version], [t2].[StateID], [t2].[IsPublished], [t2].[CreatedByUserID], [t2].[CreatedOnDate], [t2].[LastModifiedByUserID], [t2].[LastModifiedOnDate]
FROM [dbo].[TabModules] AS [t0]
INNER JOIN [dbo].[Modules] AS [t1] ON [t1].[ModuleID] = [t0].[ModuleID]
CROSS JOIN [dbo].[HtmlText] AS [t2]
WHERE ([t0].[TabID] = @p0) AND (NOT ([t1].[IsDeleted] = 1)) AND ([t2].[ModuleID] = [t1].[ModuleID])
ORDER BY [t2].[LastModifiedOnDate] DESC, [t2].[CreatedOnDate] DESC',N'@p0 int',@p0=4094

I have tried to used a custom query, but have no success with that either. Could you please email me the updated dll as well?

 

Thanks!

N.

 
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