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Last Post 02/06/2007 11:27 PM by Peter Donker

Base URL used in emails??

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craig salee

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07/19/2006 10:38 PM
When I subscribe to a document, the email sent out leaves the base part of the URL blank. Where is this retrieved from? Am I missing a setting or is this a bug? EXAMPLE EMAIL: This email is to notify you that you opted to subscribe to the following document on Tuesday, July 18, 2006 at 2:13 PM: Meeting 05312006 (SuperUser Account) To see the document, please go to this page: /MyFiles/tabid/183/EntryId/50/DMXModule/577/Default.aspx.

Peter Donker

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Posts:4536

07/24/2006 1:48 PM
This should be taken care of in the next version of DMX (03.04.06). I relied on the DNN core for url construction but it appears impossible to predict whether the url is relative or not. So in future the urls will be in the regular Default.aspx?TabId=1&EntryId=3 etc. format.

YodaRocks

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Posts:19

02/06/2007 4:13 PM
I'm running DMX 3.4.8, on DNN 4.4.1. The base URL is not the URL of the portal, but of another portal on the DNN installation (the default portal). In other words, the value supplied by the [Custom:5] tag in \desktopmodules\Bring2mind\DMX\App_LocalResources\Logging.ascx.resx is not the portal in which the module instance is located. How do I correct this? Thanks. Steve

Peter Donker

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02/06/2007 11:27 PM
Steve, I'm looking into this. Peter

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