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DNN (formerly DotNetNuke) is the leading open source web content management platform (CMS) in the Microsoft ecosystem.
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"portalSettings no null" issue on SourceCode package #3498

Closed dhrumit001 closed 4 years ago

dhrumit001 commented 4 years ago

Hello sir, i downloaded code SOURCE CODE from https://www.dnnsoftware.com/ which is version 9.1.1 after download i open code in vs2017, and run successfully 2 step(db install) in 3 step i got error like "portalSettings is null". if i download INSTALL PACKAGE it's working find but issue on Source code package

please help Thanks

EPTamminga commented 4 years ago

www.dnnsoftwarecom is not the location for the source of DNNPlatform.

The DNNCommunity, the community for open source DNNPlatform, took control of the DNNPlatform source code about 2 years back.

This GitHub repository is the only up to date resource for the source code of DNNPlatform. If you want to do source code manipulations, use the GitHub principles for Fork and local Clone of repositories.

For installing DNN there is no need to do anything with source code. Just go to the releases tab of this repo and download an install pack of DNNPlatform.

dhrumit001 commented 4 years ago

Hii EPTamminga, Thank you for your answer, i tried to download latest DNN 9.4.4 version and same got same error as i posted above . please help

Thanks

sleupold commented 4 years ago

I strongly suggest using install package and follow install instructions. Source code is only needed for contributing to the Open Source DNN Platform, not for running the site or developing extensions.

EPTamminga commented 4 years ago

@dhrumit001

Go here: https://github.com/dnnsoftware/Dnn.Platform/releases

and download this:

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And you should ready to go,

DO NOT DOWNLOAD THIS:

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Since that zip is only for back-up/archive purposes and not for development.

If you want to do development (which is only needed of you want to contribute as open source volunteer), follow the Git(Hub) way of working: fork, clone.

dhrumit001 commented 4 years ago

@EPTamminga ,@sleupold

Thanks for your valuable reply..

valadas commented 4 years ago

Awesome, I am closing the issue as it is not an actionable thing for development on our side. This does not mean that the discussion is blocked, so feel free to comment if you run into issues after this, we will the participants will still be notified about your comment.