BlogEngine.NET 1.4.5 released

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Good job BE Team.

Thanks

Hi Mads, did anything change at the theme level? I have some customizations to the standard theme so I'd have to add them myself if they exist. Thanks for the release!

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Great Timing, I just got done porting 1.4 over to VB.Net I was just about to get a hold of the development team to talk about co-releasing <a href="http://blog.alexanderhiggins.com/2008/08/vb-blogengine-net1-4.html"?>BlogEngine.Net Visual Basic Edition</a>. Guess that will have to wait until BlogEngine.Net.Next. In the mean time, there 1.4 in VB and I will start on 1.4.5 in VB as well.

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@Juan, Some class attributes have been added to the CommentView, but none have been removed.

Thanks for the update, it seems to fix the critical bugs that I had with 1.4.0 :-)! Great work!

Hi, grat job! But in my testing the contact page will not function. I've got a JavaScript error... :(

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I was definitely up late last night playing with the new release. I'm pretty sure I was touching things I shouldn't have been (if I want to successfully apply any updates/patches), but I think overall this will work for me. Question: Does the <div id="widgetzone"> have to be invoked for the drag and drop functionality of the widgets? Thanks!

Sorry about the broken link, not sure what happened. Any the vb version is here: http://blog.alexanderhiggins.com/2008/08/vb-blogengine-net1-4.html

Nice to see :)! Great job!

Good job! Thank you for this! :)

Hi Mads, on your site, if I insert my web address on the "[b]Filter by APML[/b]" function, is returned "[i]APML document could not be found[/i]" ... But on my site, if I insert your web address on the "[b]Filter by APML[/b]" function, this [u]work fine[/u] ! Why ?

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@Cristiano, I found and fixed the bug. When BE retrieves your website HTML using a WebClient, it uses an IE7 user agent. That made your server respond with a strange status saying: [b](999) AW Special Error[/b]. I have removed the user agent and now it works fine.

Great work!

Fantastic! Thank you very much.

Great news! Can't wait to upgrade!

[b]@Mads[/b] Good work ! You are very fast ;-) I do not understand the answer given by my web server :-( It's very strange ... In the head section of my master page I have inserted the meta tag: [i]<meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="IE=EmulateIE7" />[/i] to ensure compatibility to IE7 when my site is viewed with IE8 (Beta). But I don't think that the problem is due to this ...

Mads - I've done some hacking through the code and the core, and I'm finally starting to get it to where I want it. One thing I'm having problems with is if I want to store additional data (say in a MySQL database), is there anything built in (some data retrieval functions, etc) that would help me retrieve that info? Or do I have to write my own data-access layer? Thanks!

@Some.Net(Guy), If you cannot use the extension or widget settings, then you need to write your own data access methods.

Cool new widget there in the upper right =) Will you release it?

@Juan, Sure, It's already in the latest change set on CodePlex

Since upgrading from 1.4.0 to 1.4.5.0 I've been getting a very odd YSOD... but press refresh and everything's fine (!) Exception details: System.Xml.XmlException: Root element is missing. Source File: <folder> App_Code\ExtensionManager\Manager.cs Line: 236 i.e. ex = (ManagedExtension)serializer.Deserialize(reader); My web.config is using SQL Server 2005, i.e.: - blogProvider default = DbBlogProvider - DbBlogProvider points at BlogEngine which is SqlClient with my connection string Could well be environment somewhere, any pointers?

@Tony, That's because the database scheme for extension settings has changed, because of medium trust issues.

@Tony, This may also be an indication that your BE.NET Extensions are not loading. I encountered the same "root element missing" issue when I updated to BE 1.45. Check out the BE.NET Discussion thread for more. http://tinyurl.com/6k2qmq Thx, Dave

Every row in be_DataStoreSettings has an ExtensionType of 0. I had run the Sql upgrade script from 1.4.0. to 1.4.5. As mentioned yesterday clicking refresh resolved the problem. Oddly it's not done it today (meh intermittent), hopefully that means that it was a hosting problem; I'll keep an eye on it.

Fixed it. I locally created a clean 1.4.5 database and compared it to an upgraded database. - clean db had 1x row (Settings had an Xml value) - did *not* replicate - upgraded db had several rows (with empty Settings values) - *did* replicate Using Sql Profiler I found that when I replicated the issue locally, BlogEngine was running a "SELECT Settings FROM be_DataStoreSettings ..." Bingo. So I truncated be_DataStoreSettings, re-created the value from the clean db script which resolved the problem.

OOOO! I like that new widget that welcomes the user!! Howhowhowhow?

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Just startedwith BlogEngine - I Love it! My host only provides SQL 2000 so I have published updated SQL Server 2000 setup scripts as the first post on my site.

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