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Last Post 01/08/2008 7:57 PM by Peter Donker. 2 Replies.

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N Law

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01/05/2008 2:21 PM
DMX Trial version 4.01, DNN ver. 4.08, XP Prof SP2 I did a clean install of DNN and only added DMX. I did not activate. URL is /localhost/dmx Logging in as Admin, I created a DMX module and the main screen appearred fine. I added 2 folders under and the main screen still displayed fine. I rebooted my PC and module is there but the whole main screen is blank. I can go into "Setting" and see the Document Exchange Module Setting section. I uncheck "Show My Subscription" and click the "Update" button. On the status bar, I see "Error on Page" message. I delete DMX and add module again to the page. Main screen is still blank. I did these step on 2 PC with the same blank screen and "Error on Page" issues.

N Law

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01/05/2008 6:25 PM
Problem found. When I installed, I did not granted proper privilege to Network Service and ASP.Net account. (Under XP not sure if one or both accounts need privs) I made sure the privs where granted before starting the initial DNN site.

Peter Donker

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01/08/2008 7:57 PM
I tried a DNN 04.08 and DMX 04.01 but I ran into an issue due to changes in the web.config for the new DNN version. But this could be that it's only a problem on IIS7. In any case: that one will be resolved in an upcoming release. It confirms my position that you should stay away from .00 releases for production environments. Peter

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