You point out that the DotNetNuke site does not support the WWStore project! I endeavour to help the users of this project only to support the transition with the next version from the official project (Store 02.01.00).

1. Install DNN (DotNetNuke_4.4.1_Source.zip) inside the folder C:\DotNetNuke_2. Name your virtual folder DotNetNuke_2 in IIS. In other words, the names which indicates official documentation! See DotNetNuke Installation Guide.pdf for details.
2. Check the correct operation of DNN.
3. Download the two PA files WWStore_02.00.08_Install.zip and WWStore_02.00.08_SkinObjects.zip.
4. Install both PA like any other DNN module.
5. Create a new tab and name it Store, define access to everybody.
6. Create a new tab and name it My Account, define access to everybody.
7. Create a new tab and name it Store Admin. Restrict access to Admin Group only.
8. Place the module WWStore Admin inside ContentPane. Start to select a gateway provider, and then define other store settings. For the Store Page setting, select Store. For the Shopping Cart Page setting, select My Account. Click on Update.
9. Go to the My Account tab. Place the module WWStore Account inside ContentPane.
10. Go to the Store tab.
    1. Place the module WWStore Menu inside LeftPane.
    2. Place the module WWStore StoreFront inside ContentPane.
    3. Place the module WWStore Mini Cart inside ContentPane.
11. Now you have an instance of DNN and WWStore (with minimum settings defined) in operating condition. This made, close your browser.
12. Download the sources (WWStore_02.00.08_Source.zip) and open the zip. You will find three folders inside: Website, WWStore_02.00.00_Install and WWStore_02.00.00_SkinObjects.
13. Drag & Drop the two folders WWStore_02.00.00_Install and WWStore_02.00.00_SkinObjects into C:\DotNetNuke_2.
14. Inside the zip file, double-click on Website. You will find a folder DesktopModules and the two files of the solution (WWStore.sln and WWStore.suo).
15. Drag & Drop the two files (sln and suo) into the folder C:\DotNetNuke_2\Website\DesktopModules.
16. Inside the zip file, double-click on DesktopModules. You will find a folder WWStore. Drag & Drop this folder into C:\DotNetNuke_2\Website\DesktopModules and confirm the overwriting of the existing files.
17. Close the zip file; you do not need any more.
18. Double-click on C:\DotNetNuke_2\Website\DesktopModules\WWStore.sln to open the solution.
19. Check that the project pointing towards the instance of DNN (http://localhost/DotNetNuke_2) has many references of the type "project" towards the 21 other projects of the solution.
20. If they are of type BIN, remove and again add them while using the "Project" tab.
21. Rebuild the solution to check that all functions well. That should be the case.

1. Each project contains post compilation macros being used to copy certains files into special folders. The folder WWStore_02.00.00_Install is used to receive the files necessary to the creation of the principal PA. After having modified the code and having tested your modifications, pass in release mode via the configuration manager. Rebuild the solution. Make a zip with contents of this folder for produce your new PA. The folder WWStore_02.00.00_SkinObjects has the same goal for the skin objects PA.
2. The project pointing on your instance of DNN (http://localhost/DotNetNuke_2) is used for two things. First of all, it has references towards the 21 other projects of the solution. In fact, when a project is modified and compiled, the DLL and debugging files are automatically copied in the bin folder of the instance. On the other hand, this project is never generated. It is normal! If you have modifications to carry out in the code of DNN, rather use the solution provided with the DNN sources. In the second place, it is used as starting project.

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Hi babyduck,

You should not have followed all the steps! Check item 13. You should normally have these two folders: D:\DotNetNuke\WWStore _02.00.00_Install and D:\DotNetNuke\WWStore _02.00.00_SkinObjects.

Gilles

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We (team members) are Humans offering their knowledge, their work and their spare time FOR FREE to benefit the community. It would be so particularly appreciated that your messages begin with "Hello" and end with "Thank you" or any other form of politeness. Ask yourself what your reaction would be, if you were approached by me (a total stranger) on the street to ask you something without saying "Hello" nor "Thank you"? After several years of services dedicated to the community, I begin to be tired to read requests without any form of politeness.

I build successfull. Thanks Gilles.

Note: If I build in D:\...\...\DotNetNuke\..., I have 21 error above. So that, I build at D:\DotNetNuke, i won't have any error.

Thanks again.