Null reference in blog feedback post

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5/25/2006 11:16:36 AM
Jelle Hissink
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Null reference in blog feedback post

Joe,

I get a null reference exception when posting a feedback on a blog entry.

The exception orgionated from BlogView.aspx.cs, I had a look around and found I was missing 'ContentNotifyOnComment' from mp_ModuleSettings, then I had a look in mp_ModuleDefinitionSettings, it was missing there also.

I added them using an insert statement, then everything was fine.

insert into mp_ModuleDefinitionSettings(ModuleDefID, SettingName, SettingValue, ControlType, RegexValidationExpression) values (12 ',ContentNotifyOnComment', 'true', 'Checkbox', '')

This all was on a newly downloaded and installed version of mojo running on .net 2.0 with a newly created mssql database.

I think you should add the setting to mojoPortal.Business.CreateInitialData (and other places you see fit)

Also I was unable to find where the setting can be altered using the interface.

Regards,

Jelle 

5/25/2006 1:32:23 PM
Joe Audette
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Re: Null reference in blog feedback post

Hi Jelle,

Thanks for letting me know. I have fixed this in svn trunk and will fix it in svn /branches/2.1 this weekend when I merge my other changes in there.

I actually recently created an interface for adding and editing the module definition settings. Right now its only in my sandbox at branches/joedev2.1 but it will be in the main 2.1 branch this weekend sometime along with a lot of other nice enhancements.

Cheers,

Joe
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