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Last Post 01/23/2008 10:08 PM by Peter Donker. 1 Replies.

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Steve

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01/23/2008 3:38 PM
I'm not sure if WebDav is the issue, but here goes: We have a DNN (4.8) intranet that has experienced no problems at all. DMX 4 installed just fine, and I confirmed the installation per the installation documentation. One strange thing did happen yesterday - after I first put a DMX module on a page and logged out, my home page showed an error regarding AJAX script manager. After doing some research, I restarted the DNN application (Host, Settings) and all seemed fine. Today, however, something new has developed. On every page of my intranet, the bottom right corner tells me I am in "intranet zone", but when I add a DMX module to the page, it changes to "unkown zone (mixed)". In addition, the DMX module is empty, only showing the "frame" of the module. I can get to the module settings, but nothing there seems to point to this issue. I'd appreciate any help you can provide. Thanks!

Peter Donker

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01/23/2008 10:08 PM
Hi Steve, This is a DNN 4.8 issue I believe. The core team, in all its infinite wisdom, decided to cut short some code previously running on every page request which my code was depending on. To make a long story short: I've spent all day isolating this and finding a cure. Expect this to be solved for the upcoming release later this Month. Peter

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