So far everthing seems to be working great on mysql and mono except for a minor little problem with publishing.

On the 'Administration Menu > Content Manager > Publishing for Map' screen when you click the + sign it doesn't show the options like in the documentation video.  Instead it goes to a blank screen with the same 'Administration Menu > Content Manager > Publishing for Map' header with the only content being a Delete button.

The logs aren't showing any errors either.

For the moment I'm just generating the content on every page.

Has anyone else experienced this problem on mono?

Just wondering whether there had been some changes in the mojoGridView or somewhere in the ContentManager.aspx such that it is broken now.

Thanks, Joe, for the update on the status.

I was just wondering whether it is possible to re-work the Content Manager to work around this problem.  Instead of the present 2 stage process of clicking the + icon to activate the in place editing in the gridrow,  why not change and display the gridview with the two buttons for the Publish/Update button and the Unpublish/Remove button straightaway.  This way the user can do the publish/update in 1 step instead of 2 steps.

This is just a suggestion.  I am using mojoportal to maintain the web site of a non-profit organisation and this bug is really a "show stopper".  I have to resort to using SQL CLI to update the mp_PageModules table until a solution is available.

Thanks for the good work on mojoportal CMS.  It has been such a easy CMS to implement for the users until this bug pops up.

Best Regards

P S Tan



Apache 2.2.14

Mono 2.4.2.3

MojoPortal 2.3.2.9 Build from Monodevelop

Hello,

Fist of all thanks you Joe for this powerfull CMS !

For many reasons (but good I hope) we have choosen mojoportal Apache/mono for our website.

And to use it, is so easy even if I have no develloper ability.

The subject of my post is to inform that I use a tips in production...

Our Website www.maisonpedia.com is running with the latest stable version of mono.

And concerning the problem of publishing content in a page, I use another apache/Mono version from SVN build installation (only for bypass this problem).

This alternate installation is connected on the production database. Then I use it for publishing online content.

Regard and Hope this help ;)