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Just found the same error. Click on any thread and then click the Login link. It works on the main forum page, just not in other places. Example: http://forum.yetanotherf...work-Dated-5152007.aspx
Guessing the error path starts with line 528 on pages/ForumPage.cs if that's any help. header.AppendFormat( String.Format( " | <a href=\"{0}\">{1}</a>", Forum.GetLink( Pages.login, "ReturnUrl={0}", Server.UrlEncode( Utils.GetSafeRawUrl() ) ), GetText( "TOOLBAR", "LOGIN" ) ) );
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Screw turn actually has a converter from Flex to its own datastore. I've converted semi-successfully in the past. Screwturn is a little nicer, but I think it's more for Developers - which probably is ok.
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DeadMeat wrote:Is there a move to remove the SPs from the project at any time in the future? The reason I ask is that I have a distinct dislike for SPs, and would love to be able to do without them at some stage in the future. If not, how long would it take to remove the SPs from the Code and replace them with called SQL.
Thanks Lom As much as I hate SPROCs too writing SQL would be so horrible I'd quit the project. I'm not a DBA. Having said that, moving towards something like nHibernate or SubSonic would be pretty cool. Having said THAT though, with a project this size, it'd take someone dedicated to the task (or a group) probably 80 man hours to complete (just taking a random guess). My wife would probably kill me by then, so SPROCs and ADO it's probably going to sit, as I do value my life.
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Not possible.
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What I've done in the past is just redirect to the yaf login page, instead of making my own login page. It's a little ugly, but works. We're on the road to making YAF easier to integrate into other existing apps, but aren't there yet.
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The patch functionality is also very cool. If users make changes but aren't on the team or wish to be, they can submit a patch to easily include it in.
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I came up with the "Points" stuff that appears underneath posts from each user. I was thinking of doing similar things and also adding a filter (crap posts underneath a certain level won't be viewed). Let me know your progress and maybe I can pitch in.
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I would suggest using a Web or Custom Control on the page. #include statements went away with ASP a few years ago. Trust me, it's better.
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I use MailEnable. Works great for me and they have a free and pay edition.
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I could have swore that you could use YAF as a control. I think Jaben showed us how just a few months ago. Could be wrong, but I remember doing something like that with my own stuff but I needed a little bit different functionality.
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