Hello,

I was wondering if anyone can help me with fixing these errors I've been getting on my mojoPortal website.

http://img204.imageshack.us/img204/7147/websiteerror1.jpg

http://img28.imageshack.us/img28/7272/websiteerror2.jpg

I also have another issue regarding new members signing up on my website. Apparently, they are not getting confirmation e-mails. Any advice on how to fix this as well?

I should've put this link, but this is the information on my site's server.

http://www.parentjobnet.org/Admin/ServerInformation.aspx

So I should upgrade to 2.3.9.0?

Ahhh, forgive me for posting that link. I forgot it was admin-only. This is the server info.

System Information

mojoPortal Version 2.3.8.5 MSSQL
Operating System Microsoft Windows NT 6.0.6002 Service Pack 2
ASP.NET Info v4.0.30319 Running in Full Trust
Server Time Zone Pacific Daylight Time
Server Local Time (GMT -7) 8/6/2012 12:26:20 PM
Greenwich Mean Time (GMT/UTC) 8/6/2012 7:26:20 PM
Feature Versions

Feature Schema Version
blog 0.0.2.4
contactform 0.0.0.6
eventcalendar 0.0.0.6
feed-manager 0.0.1.0
forums 0.0.2.1
imagegallery 0.0.0.8
kdmediaplayer 1.0.0.1
linksmodule 0.0.0.9
pollfeature-byChristianFredh 0.0.0.5
sharedfiles 0.0.1.0
sts-FormWizard 0.0.1.6
surveyfeature 0.0.1.7
webstore 0.0.7.3

Thank you for the help. I'll talk to my developer since my boss is trying to get me to fix everything (even though I have limited experience with website hosting/development). I tried to install mojoPortal via Arvixe (my current host), though I don't know if that will solve everything. 

Will do!

Tony,

How did you initially install your mojoPortal instance - from a local version, or from WebDeploy?

We'll get you going on the right path. Do you have control panel access to the Arvixe site, as well as FTP access? And will you be compiling from source, or the pre-prepared deployment files? I'm asking these questions so that I can describe all the steps you'll need in the proper order. If you can also describe your local environment, I can be sure that my instructions are tailored to your situation.

Were there modifications made to the source code other than to the skin and the addition of Form Wizard Pro?

Good. Are you going to be using Visual Studio for your local environment, or just a website via IIS?

OK - I don't use WebMatrix, and the current download keeps trying to load WebMatrix2, so we'll leave that alone for the moment. Which version of DB are you using? SQL Server, or standalone?

OK, then - that's your first key element.

1. Via your Arvixe control panel, make a backup of your live database, download it, and restore it to your local instance of SQL server, using the same database name. 

2. Since you're using the deployable version and not the source code, you can probably get by with downloading all files directly from your Arvixe website to your local instance - update your SQL connection string as needed for your local environment.

3. Test your local instance to make sure everything's working as it's supposed to; no use in trying to upgrade something that's not working correctly.

4. From here, follow the instructions in the article "Upgrading from Previous Versions", with the addition of adding your updated Forms Wizard Pro. If you spot any issues with your layout, refer to "Important Skin Changes", to troubleshoot any issues.

5. Once you've run your upgrades, and confirmed everything's working all right, you can re-deploy your latest local version to your Arvixe hosting account. You can either upload a backup of your local database, and restore it, or run the upgrade scripts manually - your choice.

Let me know if you have any issues with these steps - good luck!

Oh, my. Well, can you confirm what version of SQL Server you're running in your local environment?

OK - at least you're using the same version as the one on the Arvixe server. Do you know how to create a database backup via the Arvixe Control Panel?

Absolutely - you can contact me at indi AT indigotea DOT com

It's just small trouble that you can solve without help from every one!

That's already included in mojoPortal - I don't think you'll need a separate installation.

Yay for you! Are all other site-generated e-mails (contact form, etc) working?

Check out Joe's explanation of that error here:

http://www.mojoportal.com/Forums/Thread.aspx?pageid=5&mid=34&ItemID=9&thread=9774&pagenumber=1

Try creating a new test account with the same permissions, and see if you're able to see and interact with the test account, and log in with it.

You'll need to edit the Asp.Net TreeView CSS. Use FireFox and FireBug to identify which elements you want to change, and how you want it to look, then make the edits in the appropriate CSS.

Oh, and try substituting this for .topnav ul:

.topnav ul {
display: inline;
float: right;
margin: 0;
padding: 0;
width: 280px;
}