Stack overflow when editing blog

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3/5/2011 9:05:30 AM

dadams

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Stack overflow when editing blog

I just pulled in the most recent source code changes from TortoiseHg and built MojoPortal. When I went to edit a blog entry on my local machine, the Visual Studio JIT debugger came up. When I debugged the process, I saw where it was having a stack overflow in WebConfigSettings.cs starting at line 2473. The three CKEditorHxMapping properties reference themselves rather than using a literal string value:

public static string CKEditorH1Mapping
        {
            get { return ConfigHelper.GetStringProperty(CKEditorH1Mapping, "h3"); }
        }

Should be:

public static string CKEditorH1Mapping
        {
            get { return ConfigHelper.GetStringProperty("CKEditorH1Mapping", "h3"); }
        }

I can fix this locally, but I'm not sure how to revert my changes when I pull down the latest updates after you check in the fix. Is there a Revert Changes option with TortoiseHg as there is with TortoiseSVN or do I need to do that differently?

Thanks for your help,

Don

3/5/2011 9:11:55 AM

Joe Audette

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Re: Stack overflow when editing blog

Hi Don,

Thanks, I was actually just encountering similar problems and had not yet figured out the cause. You are exactly right those were supposed to have quotes around them.

I've just fixed it and pushed the changes to the repository.

Thanks again,

Joe

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