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Leslie Turner

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08/09/2012 11:22 PM
I am trying to enable DMX Integration into DNN 6.2.2 (Upgraded from 5.6.2) I have also no success in a fresh 6.2.2 install I have downloaded the DMX Integration 1.01.00 and installed. Enabled DMX configuration in DesktopModules\Admin\RadEditorProvider\ConfigFile\ConfigFile.xml and default.ConfigFile.xml I have added the toolbar item in the tools file So the icon appears (with no image on the icon) but tells me the command DMXManager is not implemented yet Same in the fresh install (other than getting the image icon on the toolbar) On the http://radeditor.codeplex.../releases/view/55444 page there is a DMX.FileBrowserContentProvider.01.01.01.zip file but it will not install. Is the project too out of date or has anyone had any luck getting it to work?

Peter Donker

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Posts:4536

08/10/2012 12:25 PM
To my dismay it appears the DMX integration has been pulled in DNN 6.2.1. I wasn't informed of this AFAIK and the deal we had with DNN Corp was that it wouldn't be pulled until an adequate alternative would have been presented. Peter

raya__85

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12/02/2013 9:54 PM
Peter, Are you able to advise if the issue of integration been addressed for 6.2 or is this still an outstanding issue? If it has been addressed can you please point me in the direction of what i need to do to enable it. Cheers, Matt

Peter Donker

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12/17/2013 2:21 PM
Hi Matt, I've added a new integration point in DMX in version 6.1.0. It allows you to add a DMX folder provider. Peter

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