Error When Adding New Pages - mojoportal-2-2-7-9

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12/9/2008 4:10:16 PM
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Error When Adding New Pages - mojoportal-2-2-7-9

Hey Joe,

Earlier today I thought I'd do a test installation of mojoportal-2-2-7-9-mssqlreleasefiles under Windows Server 2008/IIS 7.  Anyways, everything installed okay, but when I log in as an admin and add a test page, then click on the newly added link, I get the following error:

"We're sorry but we could not find the page you are looking for. Please try the Site Map."

I can't seem to figure out what's going on.  Do you have any ideas what could be occurring?  I tried changing the URL field in dbo.mp_Pages, but this didn't work; I'm not sure what to try next (or maybe this is an IIS configuration on my end - unfortunately I don't have control over the server this is installed on, but could submit a request to make a change, as is necessary).

Thanks for your help - Shaun

12/10/2008 4:35:18 AM
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Re: Error When Adding New Pages - mojoportal-2-2-7-9

Hi Shaun,

I'm in the process of setting up a Win 2008 machine for testing, but need to order a new network card as it doesn't have drivers for the one I have. So I'm not yet able to test on Win 2008. Nevertheless, I am working every day on Vista with IIS 7 and it should be the same.

I think what you need to do is ask the server admin to configure the site with a "Classic" app pool. IIS 7 offers 2 different kind of application pools "Integrated" and "Classic". Integrated is new and Classic is more like the way things have worked before. I've done some testing here with integrated mode and had some success, but some things don't work right. I think once I upgrade to the newer version of NeatUpload (which supports integrated mode) it may solve the problems under integrated mode, but for now, it works fine with Classic.

Hope it helps,

Joe

12/10/2008 8:55:15 AM
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Re: Error When Adding New Pages - mojoportal-2-2-7-9

Hey Joe,

I was experiencing this problem with another site as well, but was able to fix it after creating a virtual host which resolved to the new sub-directory on the server (eg, http://myservername.com/wwwroot/mojo/ became http://www.mydomain.com).  I'd add that setting up this virtual host didn't fix the problem at first - unfortunately I had to leave the site broken before leaving for the day yesterday, but when I returned this morning everything worked fine.  I'm wondering if the problem continued because DNS propagation hadn't fully occurred, since this site previously resided elsewhere. 

In any case, having the virtual host in place seemed to fix my problem.  Now I just need to figure out how to test mojo before deployment (eg, at http://myservername.com/wwwroot/mojo/) and still have it create functional links.  Next time I'll try placing mojo in the root on the "test" server and then in a sub-dir on the "production" server (since I need to have multiple .NET apps running on the production server). 

Thanks - Shaun

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