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Reviewed: BlogEngine.NET 1.5 final (jul 01, 2009)

Rated 5 Stars (out of 5) - Just Great!

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Created Issue: Category GUIDs are stored binary in MySQL

I just finished setting up BlogEngine.NET in a Linux/Mono environment and added some categories to my blog. After I restarted my web server, however, my blog only showed a blank page. After some searching, it turned out that the GUIDs in the CategoryID column of the be_Categories table contained binary data instead of the GUIDs in text form. I think there's a missing .ToString() in DbBlogProvider.cs, Line #889: dpID.Value = category.Id; should be dpID.Value = category.Id.ToString();

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New Post: Deleted posts showing in RSS feed

Well after trying about 20 different things with no luck, I found the solution here: Force BlogEngine.Net to update its cache after an import http://www.mcgeown.co.uk/BlogEngine/post/2008/05/09/Force-BlogEngineNet-to-update-its-cache-after-an-import.aspx I added BlogEngine.Core.Post.Reload(); to the Page_Load function in default.aspx.cs. Then when I loaded the Blog home page and viewed/refreshed the RSS feed, the deleted post was finally gone.

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New Post: using blogengine.net as a portal?

i am wondering if its possible to spawn new blogengine sites on the fly, such as with DNN. i have minimal coding skills, was wondering if theres a way to do it, or if someone has already done so. i do have a DNN 5.0 portal setup, can i use that to spawn new blogengine sites? thanks.

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Remove links on comment section Blogengine.net

Am getting to much comments on this blog, most of them are not even related to that post or not even something on this blog. That kind of comments are just indented to make a back link from this site... ==This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full==

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New Post: BlogEngine.NET Integration

Hey virtual, I was able to get around the garbage output issue, and I know that it is due to bad entries from the default the web.config, but I forgot exactly how I fixed it. The site should run under Integrated, but your issue appears to be simple. There is something wrong with your connection strings or blogProvider settings. Take it easy, Bill

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Commented Issue: "UNABLE TO LOAD CONTROL" error

When developing user controls and referencing them in BlogEngine.NET with the [usercontrol: ~/User controls/Control Name.ascx] syntax - you will receive the following error "UNABLE TO LOAD CONTROL" if there is a problem in the control. In my case the control is working fine in my local environment but not on the server. I've had to go and modify the line in PostViewBase.cs so it displays the exception message and stack trace instead of "UNABLE TO LOAD CONTROL" so I can see why it isn't working on the server. Might be better if the actual exception was displayed if the currently logged in user is an administrator or something similar? Thanks Would have probably helped the peeps here too: http://blogengine.codeplex.com/Thread/View.aspx?ThreadId=19647&FocusElement=ctl00_ctl00_MasterContent_Content_NewPostEditor&Command=NewPost Comments: ** Comment from web user: Haemoglobin ** Sorry I meant page.aspx.cs not PostViewBase.cs but actually the same code exists in both. Just wondering if a general change should be made so anywhere in the site where an error occurs the actual .NET exception information is displayed somehow somewhere if you are admin?

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