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cfishing wrote:Jaben wrote:Thanks test... But I really wish I had more time for YAF. Some of my frustration is the fact that I can't spend more time on it because I have to work a full-time job.
Hopefully one day I will find a way to make a living off of YAF. Until then I'm playing catch-up...
So to answer: I'm working on Membership and Profiles right now.
If anyone is at all curious on the progress or wants to assist, please just get the latest CVS--or, if that's a hassle, I can post the latest code with tons of issues so you can play around and provide fixes.
Takers? This would be considered very alpha version of 1.9.3. (Registration doesn't even work--a lot of the admin system needs fixes, etc.) Can I get the latest code so I can 'play around and provide fixes'. Yes. All the latest code is in the CVS. Please take a look at this thread for instructions: http://forum.yetanotherf...t/postsbytopic3094.aspx
If you have ANY questions, please contact me directly via e-mail at: support@yetanotherforum.netThanks for your help. "Honesty may be the best policy, but it’s important to remember that apparently, by elimination, dishonesty is the second-best policy." -- George Carlin 
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Jaben wrote:Well, I put about 20 hours into YAF and YAF-related work (answer questions, investigating options) just this weekend.
How much did I get paid for this work? Nothing. Perhaps you can setup a method for accepting donations and then distributing between active developers? I'd love to offer up a donation, this is an excellent project.
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Also, how would I got about getting the source for 1.9.2?
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I would advise against working with 1.9.2 at the current time.  "It's a case of RTFM.. the only problem being we don't have a manual!" When I post FP:Mek in a topic, I'm leaving my footprint there so I can track it once I get into coding/supporting. (Yes I stole this off Ederon  )
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Why is that? Too buggy? Gettin' close on 1.9.3? I suppose I could play with 1.9.3, but I ran into several bugs last time I used it. I understand that it's still under development and would love to help in any way I can. I do need a forum that can integrate with .NET membership...should I hang tight for now?
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Rank: YAF Forumling
Joined: 8/17/2007
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Help me
I open VS 2005, I tried to modify .cs file and i could still build success
but in bin folder, yaf.dll never updated
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Rank: YAF Forumling
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I have a problem, when I goto install page, enter password and confirm password, after the page reloads but password is not correct. The text show me "This password is stored in your web.config file and needs to be entered every time you want to upgrade the forum.", which part is stored in web.config? I can not find, any body can help me.
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Rank: YAF Head Dude
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The problem is permissions on the web.config file. You need to make sure that ASPNET user has write permissions on that file. "Honesty may be the best policy, but it’s important to remember that apparently, by elimination, dishonesty is the second-best policy." -- George Carlin
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Rank: YAF Developer
Joined: 1/8/2007
Posts: 1,077
Location: Heart of Europe
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lmygeorge wrote:I have a problem, when I goto install page, enter password and confirm password, after the page reloads but password is not correct. The text show me "This password is stored in your web.config file and needs to be entered every time you want to upgrade the forum.", which part is stored in web.config? I can not find, any body can help me. Password is stored encrypted in app.config. When I post FP:Ederon in a topic, I'm leaving my footprint there so I can track it once I get into coding/supporting.
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Ederon wrote:lmygeorge wrote:I have a problem, when I goto install page, enter password and confirm password, after the page reloads but password is not correct. The text show me "This password is stored in your web.config file and needs to be entered every time you want to upgrade the forum.", which part is stored in web.config? I can not find, any body can help me. Password is stored encrypted in app.config. It wasn't in v1.9.2.  "Honesty may be the best policy, but it’s important to remember that apparently, by elimination, dishonesty is the second-best policy." -- George Carlin
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Jaben wrote:It wasn't in v1.9.2. Um, sorry then  When I post FP:Ederon in a topic, I'm leaving my footprint there so I can track it once I get into coding/supporting.
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Ederon wrote:lmygeorge wrote:I have a problem, when I goto install page, enter password and confirm password, after the page reloads but password is not correct. The text show me "This password is stored in your web.config file and needs to be entered every time you want to upgrade the forum.", which part is stored in web.config? I can not find, any body can help me. Password is stored encrypted in app.config. I found default.config, but file not found named app.config, what's my problem?
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Rank: YAF Head Dude
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you have to rename default.config to web.config. Maybe do a search for a HOW-TO tutorial about how to configure ASP.NET. "Honesty may be the best policy, but it’s important to remember that apparently, by elimination, dishonesty is the second-best policy." -- George Carlin
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