DefaultBlogPageSize Web.config setting

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3/15/2007 4:29:30 AM
Alexander V. Yushchenko
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DefaultBlogPageSize Web.config setting

I examined the usage of DefaultBlogWebSize Web.config setting.

It is used in Blog_GetBlogs function in dbPortal.cs. But only in 2 data layers of 4.

Is that a bug? As far as I understand, the data layers should work identical...
3/15/2007 6:58:46 AM
Joe Audette
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Re: DefaultBlogPageSize Web.config setting

Interestingly there was a bug in the 2 data layers that are using that (MySQL and SQLite) where it was reading the value reader[""] I had left out the field name, so I guess in that case it was actually using the config setting instead of the module setting from the db. I've fixed the field name issue.

That web.config setting is sort of legacy. It really get the page size from the module settings in the db. However, when I first made this change I was worried about about upgrade problems if the setting isn't in the existing db so I left that in there as a fallback.

I think it is probably best to leave that in there for now.

Joe
6/6/2007 4:49:41 AM
Alexander V. Yushchenko
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Re: DefaultBlogPageSize Web.config setting

As far as I can see, this setting is completely removed from the project. Thanks.

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