Hi,

I always recommend that if you really are going to work with the source code get it from svn where it is always more up to date. If you find a real problem using the code from svn and you report it, it will usually be fixed within 24 hours whereas if you use the download zip you will be waiting for the next release cycle. If there is a problem in the source code version 2.2.6.7b, I am not fixing old versions and I really can only provide help for those who use the source code from svn.

Also, if using the source code, please post in the developer forum not the bug forum.

I cannot tell from the little bit of information you posted where the error is occuring for you, so, if you continue to have trouble after getting the code from svn, then post more detail of the error so I can know in what file it is happening.

Hope it helps,

Joe

Do the same as you did before, copy the mojoportal-complete.sln file to a different folder and rename it to some custom name like my-mojo.sln

Next put it the new named file back in the root folder where you copied it from and open it in VS 2008, now you can remove projects you don't want.

Be sure and create a user.config file, use a text editor like notepad to open user.config.sample and save it as user.config

Now you can put your connection string and other things from  the appSettings section of Web.config into user.config, since you user.config is not under source control it will never lose your customizations, see the Web.config Guide for moree info

Doing the above steps will make it easier for you to do SVN update to get the latest mojoportal without losing any of your settings.

Set your connection string, rebuild the solution.

Let me know if you get errors.

Hope it helps,

Joe