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8/18/2009 4:14 PM
 

Bill,

I've checked the /bin folder and it's definitely the old DNN gallery - no file named Jegers anything, but I have a DotNetNuke.Modules.Gallery.dll file.  And I'm sorry to contradict the received wisdom, but it is running on my 4.3.5 site which does have Friendly URL's enabled.  FYI, here are the friendly URL rules from our config:


    Match Replace With    
.*DesktopDefault.aspx(.*) ~/Default.aspx$1    
.*EditModule.aspx(.*) ~/Default.aspx$1    
.*/TabId/(\d+)(.*)/Logoff.aspx ~/Admin/Security/Logoff.aspx?tabid=$1    
.*/TabId/(\d+)(.*)/rss.aspx ~/rss.aspx?TabId=$1    
[^?]*/TabId/(\d+)(.*) ~/Default.aspx?TabId=$1

If you visit the gallery URLs in my last post, you'll see that they DO work. 

I like the fact that the beta Gallery module will recognize all my files and folders; I'd about resigned myself to recreating them.  However, I was hoping to go into production before the end of the month, and that would mean that I'd have to go live with the beta; from what I read in the Gallery forum, a more realistic release date would be maybe October.  Still, if it works I suppose I could live with a stable beta (if it is stable) for a month or two.

Do you think I could upgrade directly from 4.3.5 to 5.1.1?  I've read at least one post suggesting that an intermediate upgrade to a 4.x greater than 4.6 would be advisable.  Since I have everything backed up, I may just try it in test and see how it goes.  Thanks much for the response!


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8/18/2009 4:59 PM
 

Yes, I did see that the gallery worked in DNN 4.3.5 with friendly url's enabled and was surprised. I wonder if the module was a patched version and would be interested to know the version # of the file DotNetNuke.Modules.Gallery.dll in the /bin folder of the site. You should be able to obtain that by looking at its properties in Windows usual file explorer.

Regarding the progress on Gallery 4.03.00, the beta that was posted on CodePlex does have two minor issues that may not affect you:

#1 An unhandled exception was thrown when both a parent and child portal (running DNN 4.9.x only, not DNN 5.x) each containing the gallery module are opened in the same browser instance by the host user and an attempt is made to upload files first to one and then the other portal's gallery.

#2 Filenames beginning with an underscore may be uploaded without error but will not display in the gallery.

I have fixed both of these issues, prepared new packages and plan to submit them to the DNN release tracker testing process tomorrow. Unfortunately, I cannot predict how long that process will take before there can be an official release.

Regarding upgrading the site to DNN 5.1.1, it is my understanding that a sequence of upgrades to DNN 4.6.2 then DNN 4.9.4 as intermediate steps would be wise. Make sure to create backups before proceeding to the next step. Personally, I am holding off on upgrading my DNN 4.9.4 and one DNN 5.0.1 sites until DNN 5.1.2 is released. I've seen too many issues with upgrades to 5.1.1 posted in the forums.

Here is a Mitchel Sellers blog post concering the upgrade to DNN 5.x: http://www.mitchelsellers.com/blogs/articletype/articleview/articleid/278/upgrade-to-dotnetnuke-500-from-462-or-later.aspx


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8/18/2009 5:38 PM
 

I checked the version number on the DotNetNuke.Modules.Gallery.dll file and it's 3.0.12.26357.  That's both the file version and the product version; the "date modified" was 10/4/2006, which I think was when we first installed DNN.

Since I only have a single portal, I don't think your first issue would be a problem; since I personally never use filenames beginning with an underscore, I think I can ignore the second issue as well. 

I've been reading Mitchel Sellers' blog posts and taking detailed notes.  I had already decided that I'd have to upgrade in this order:  4.5.3 > 4.1.1 > 4.6.2.  At that point I was going to go straight to 5.1.1, but you're making me think again that maybe I should go to 4.9.4 and wait for the 5.1.2 release.  Do you have any idea when that may be released?


hedera
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8/19/2009 11:55 PM
 

Just an FYI for you, Bill - I just successfully upgraded my test site, on which the galleries were not working, to 4.4.1.  All the galleries are now working.  Friendly URL is turned on as before.

Go figure.  I can't show you because it's on my laptop, but I swear it's true!


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