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DMX 6.1.5 and DNN 7.1 compatibility

Last Post 08/28/2013 9:58 PM by jacton. 5 Replies.

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jacton

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08/16/2013 5:01 PM
I just installed 6.1.5 on a test 7.1 site and can't get it to create a folder. There aren't any errors in the event viewer. When I click "create folder" it simply reloads the page and nothing happens. Is this a known issue? Thanks

Peter Donker

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08/23/2013 11:05 AM
No, this sounds like something went wrong during installation. Can you run the "Prepare portal" script under Admin > Run Scripts on DMX menu? Peter

jacton

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08/26/2013 9:29 PM
I ran the script and still having the same issue. any other ideas to try? It is the trial version, there aren't any limitations with the trial of DMX are there?

Peter Donker

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08/28/2013 9:30 PM
Trial version is exactly the same as regular version. Does the url of your page change? Does it include a bit in the querystring saying something like "command=core_edit"? Peter

jacton

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08/28/2013 9:54 PM
Yes, here is what it looks like after i click "create folder" site.com/admin/dmx.aspx?command=core_edit&collectionid=0&entrytype=collection&showupload=false?command=core_edit&collectionid=0&entrytype=collection&showupload=false

jacton

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08/28/2013 9:58 PM
After pasting that there, I realized it has the query string stuff in the URL twice. If I remove the second copy it brings up the page to add a new folder. Let me try it out on another site, I've got some URL rewriting that could be causing the issue. Thanks

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