Theme file problem

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5/8/2006 2:29:42 AM
Arthur Hanson
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Theme file problem

Windows IIS, ASP.NET 2.0, MSSql provider, Source code install and compiled using VS2005:

After I installed and configured Web.Config and switched database provider to MS-SQL I ran the application but in mojoThemeVirtualFile I get an exception thrown immediatley on starting the application in the Open() procedure it is trying to open the file
pathToFile:  "/Data/Sites/1/skins/subblue/theme.css" which does not exist.
5/8/2006 2:39:28 AM
Joe Audette
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Re: Theme file problem

I think I have fixed that recently in svn but I may not have merged it from my sandbox into branches/2.1.

I'm pretty sure this error only occurs when using the built in VS web server, if you configure an IIS Virtual directory I'm pretty sure it goes away. First configure the virtual directory in IIS, then right click the web project and go to properties and click the web tab and enter the url you configured in IIS. I always use IIS so I didn't notice this error until recently when I pulled the code down on a different machine and used the built in VS web server.

Also the  ~/Data folder and all its children must be writable by the aspnet worker process.

I should be merging my changes into branches/2.1 this week but there are a number of db schema changes.
You could also get the code today from my sandbox branches/joedev2.1 but then you will need to setup the db again or try  the upgrade script.

Hope it helps,

Joe
5/8/2006 3:31:22 AM
Arthur Hanson
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Re: Theme file problem

Changing to not use the built-in VS web server fixed it, thanks.
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