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I upgraded both DNN and the Blog Module. I am currently on a test site.
When I start with the list of posts, and click one to view its detail, the link is (for example) https://local.woottonbassettvbc.co.uk/News/Blogs/tabid/184/Post/1145/The-Ankle - this link gives a 404. If I manually add .aspx to the end making https://local.woottonbassettvbc.co.uk/News/Blogs/tabid/184/Post/1145/The-Ankle.aspx then the link takes me to the expected detail.
The .aspx suffix is normal for pages on this site.
This sounds exactly like #95 which has no documented resolution.
Upgrade path - I could not get a direct upgrade from DNN 7.4.1/Blog 3.5.1 to work. I found that this sequence at least worked:
I don't have a known repro. This is not a confidential site, I could make a backup of the site files and DB available. They are pretty big.
I expected the generated links to have a trailing .aspx so conforming to the pattern of the rest of the site.
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Describe the bug
I upgraded both DNN and the Blog Module. I am currently on a test site.
When I start with the list of posts, and click one to view its detail, the link is (for example) https://local.woottonbassettvbc.co.uk/News/Blogs/tabid/184/Post/1145/The-Ankle - this link gives a 404.
If I manually add .aspx to the end making https://local.woottonbassettvbc.co.uk/News/Blogs/tabid/184/Post/1145/The-Ankle.aspx then the link takes me to the expected detail.
The .aspx suffix is normal for pages on this site.
This sounds exactly like #95 which has no documented resolution.
Software Versions
Upgrade path - I could not get a direct upgrade from DNN 7.4.1/Blog 3.5.1 to work. I found that this sequence at least worked:
To Reproduce
I don't have a known repro. This is not a confidential site, I could make a backup of the site files and DB available. They are pretty big.
Expected behavior
I expected the generated links to have a trailing .aspx so conforming to the pattern of the rest of the site.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: