Pageblaster and DNN events module

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Mnemo

Posts:27

02/23/2008 2:10 PM
Hi I think that pageblaster maybe interferring with the DNN events module, I've just set up a test page on my site and when I put in an event none of the links work to see the various views (week, month etc) and when you click on the title of the event it just reloads the page. Any ideas what this could be? This is the page I'm referring too: http://www.memoryschool.com/Default.aspx?tabid=96 Cheers Mark

John Mitchell
Posts:2779

02/23/2008 3:16 PM
Hi Mark, I don't think it is PageBlaster. I'm not sure PageBlaster is even running on that page. My guess is that the module is being cached. Look in Modules Settings and see if there is a cache time set on it.

Mnemo

Posts:27

02/23/2008 5:05 PM
The cache is set to 0, I thought pageblaster did something to do with caching? Anything else it could be?

John Mitchell
Posts:2779

02/23/2008 5:12 PM
Yes, PageBlaster does caching, but you can disable it by holding CTRL and refreshing. You can try disabling PageBlaster to make sure that isn't it, but I don't see it running. My other guess is that page name has an exclamation point in it. I'm not sure why it is there, but it may be causing some weird problem that disables the querystring on the Url.

Mnemo

Posts:27

02/23/2008 5:39 PM
mmm something strange is happening, I've got pageblaster on this page: http://www.memoryschool.com/Default.aspx?tabid=71 but when I go to edit the module none of the links work (exclude path, virtual path etc). You click on it and exclude path turns into virtual path and vica versa

John Mitchell
Posts:2779

02/24/2008 6:59 AM
Hi Mark, PageBlaster does not appear to be running on your site. Please check the web.config to make sure it is still enabled.

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