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Guides for administrators, group owners, blog authors, developers and users of a TTelligent-powered community

Forum Post: Re: Extended info on a blog

Jacob Rohde — Fri, 12 Mar 2010 08:36:00 GMT

Hi Alex,

Thanks for your answer. As it turns out the extended properties features isn't really well suited for my purpose. So I need a more "thorough" solution. Perhaps you can help: telligent.com/.../1061930.aspx

Forum Post: Adding a new property to a WebLog

Jacob Rohde — Fri, 12 Mar 2010 08:31:00 GMT

Hi,

I need some guidance to add a new property to the WebLog object. I want to add a Subject property (extended properties are not very well suited, since I want to be able to report on this, e.g. show all blogs with subject "Accounting", and also use it as a true property, etc.)

My to-do list is as follows:

1. Add the property to the WebLog class

2. Add the column to the WebLogs-table

3. Modify the SPs to handle the new column

4. Modify the SQL-provider class to handle the new column

Is that it? Or is more needed? Will I be able to use the new property in a WebLogData control, or would that also needs to be changed?

Wiki Page: Install your license

Jim Holmes — Fri, 12 Mar 2010 02:43:00 GMT

You must have access to the license.xml to install your Telligent Analytics license. Your Telligent Evolution or Enterprise license will not work when applied to your Telligent Analytics site, but must instead be installed using its own Control Panel. If you have any problems with your license installation, contact Telligent Support.

This document describes how to:

Change your administrative password
Install your Telligent Analytics license during the installation process

Change admin password

If you are using the out-of-the-box web.config file, the default username/password to log into Settings is admin/admin. For security purposes, we recommend that you edit these credentials by updating the <credentials> section of your web.config file.

You may have to restart the site for the licensing changes to take effect in one of two ways:

Run iisreset on the command line.
Stop and restart the application pool in IIS.

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Install a license

After you install Telligent Analytics, you must add a license while logged in as an administrator.

Click Settings on the navigation bar.
Select Site Options from the administrative task list. The General Settings page displays.
Scroll down to the Licenses section.
Browse to the license.xml file and click Upload. You will receive a message that the installation is successful.

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Forum Post: Re: Redirection loop when installing on a Windows 2003 Server

Bruno Lopes — Fri, 12 Mar 2010 02:26:00 GMT

Apparently the problem was with the defaultTheme and defaultGroupTheme attributes of the Core node in communityserver.config.

We have a custom theme for both, and when it was set to that custom theme I was unable to access anything. After changing both attributes to "evolution2" I was able to login.

After logging-in, I replaced both attributes again with the name of our custom theme and the site kept working. So it seemed like there was some initialization that was needed by the standard theme.

Anyone has any idea why this is?

Forum Post: Moving file storage from the database to the file system

jstengel — Fri, 12 Mar 2010 01:29:00 GMT

I'm getting ready to make the haul from 2007.1 to 5.5 and just realized that the reason the database is so huge is because all attachments have been stored in the database. Is there a way for me to move all those buggers to the file system pre or post upgrade?

I know I can change the default location for future uploads, but I'm hoping for a way to retroactively do this.

Wiki Page: Install a new community

Jim Holmes — Fri, 12 Mar 2010 01:09:00 GMT

Unzip and copy the installation package
Set up the Web server
Set up the database
Connect the Web site and database
Set up search
Connect the Web site to search
Enable attachment indexing
Install additional IFilters to index additional attachment types
Optional components

Note: Part of this procedure, setting up search, is required for Telligent Evolution version 5.5 in order to utilize its full capabilities. Search is an optional installation for Telligent Evolution version 5.1.

Unzip and copy the installation package

Download the latest version of Telligent Community or Telligent Enterprise from http://telligent.com/resources/m/product_downloads/.
Note: If you downloaded the file using Internet Explorer, you may need to first right-click the.zip file and select Properties. Click Unblock if the option is available and click OK to close the Properties window.
Extract the contents of the download to a temporary location on your hard drive (e.g.,D:\inetpub\TempFolderUnzipBuild\ ). Note: In our examples, we show the c:\ drive because it's a sample installation. However in a real production environment, Telligent strongly recommends that you do not place the software on a system drive unless you must due to security and performance reasons; a system drive should not be subjected to application stress.

Set up the Web server

Create a Web directory folder and copy the files there.
1. Create a path to hold the Telligent Evolution Web site (e.g.,D:\inetpub\TelligentEvolution55\).
2. In the extracted .zip file folder, copy all of the zip file's web folder contents and paste them into the server's directory folder, leaving the directory structure intact.
Note: Carefully check that the folders in both locations contain the same files. A quick way to check is by comparing the temporary unzip folder's web folder files and folder data with theD:\inetpub\TelligentEvolution55\ properties.
Create a new application pool. (If using Windows XP for development purposes, skip this step.)
Note: These instructions assume you're running IIS7. If you’re using IIS6, see the Microsoft documentation.
1. Open Internet Information Services (IIS) Manager.
2. If required, connect to your Web server.
3. In the Connections pane on the right, expand your Web server.
4. Right-click Application Pools and select Add Application Pool.
5. Specify a name for your application pool.
6. Ensure that the .Net framework version selected is v.2.0.x. Note: To ensure that your IIS instance is configured to run ASP.NET applications in Windows Server 2008, find this information under application development in Role Services.
7. Click OK.
Create the IIS application.
1. In IIS's left pane, navigate to Internet Information Services > [computer name] > Web Sites > Default Web Site.
  1. Right-click Default Web Site, select New from the menu, then select Add Application.
  2. The Add Application window appears.
  3. Do the following:
    - Enter a name in the alias field (example: TelligentEvolution55).
    - Enter the path you created in Step 1 in the Physical path field (example:(D:\inetpub\TelligentEvolution55, or whatever path you created in Step 1).
    - Ensure that the selected application pool is the same one you created in Step 2.
  4. Click OK in Add Application window.
Determine your Web site service account. This account will be needed for granting permissions in the next step and in the Database section. (Note: Bear in mind that the service account differs for Windows XP, Windows Server, Windows Vista, and Windows 7.)
- If using Windows XP for development purposes, your service account is ASPNET.
- If using Windows Server 2003 or Window Server 2003 R2, your service account is NETWORK SERVICE.
- If using Windows Server 2008, Vista or higher, follow these steps to find the service account that your Web service is running under:
  1. Open IIS Manager and navigate to Application Pools.
  2. Use the value of the identity column to determine your Web site service account.
    - LocalService - NT AUTHORITY\LOCAL SERVICE
    - LocalSystem - NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM
    - NetworkService - NT AUTHORITY\NETWORK SERVICE
    - ApplicationPoolIdentity - IIS APPPOOL\<app pool name>
    - OTHER - runs as the specified user
Add the network service user to the permission structure. Then grant the Web site service account required file and folder permissions: read permissions to the web directory (which is the main directory for IIS) and modify permissions for /filestorage/ and its subfolders.
Note: Although be default the filestorage folder is placed in the Telligent Evolution package's web folder, Telligent recommends that you do not place it in this direct access location to your site's root folder. Instead, make a separate filestorage folder that is outside the path: For example, haved:\Sites\YourCommunitySite\Web (where IIS points) andD:\Sites\YourCommunitySite\filestorage. Additionally, IIS should not be allowed to execute files under the filestorage folder. Microsoft has a document about disabling scripts for folders.
1. Right-click the Telligent Evolution platform Web site folder and select Properties.
2. Click the Security tab. (And if you are using Windows Server 2008 and above or Windows Vista and above, then click Edit.)
3. Click Add.
4. In the Enter the object names text box, type the name of the service account determined above and click Check Names. After the name resolves, click OK.
5. Ensure that the service account is selected in the top pane, and view the bottom Permissions pane to ensure that only the Read permission is granted.
6. Click OK. (If you are using Windows Server 2008 and higher or Vista and higher OS, click OK a second time.)
7. Repeat the above instructions, but this time assign rights for the filestorage folder instead of the Telligent Evolution platform Web site folder. In addition to Read, grant the service accountModify, Read & execute, List folder contents, and Write permissions.

Note: For further details on optimizing the performance of your Web server, see [[Web server and IIS configuration]].

Set up the database

Create a new database in SQL Server.
1. Open SQL Server Management Studio and connect to your database server with an account that has sysadmin or dbcreator fixed server privileges.
2. Right-click Databases and select New Database. The New Database window appears.
3. In the Database name field, enter a name for the database. (Example: _TelligentCommunity.) Try to make this name slightly different from the Web site's name. If needed, see Microsoft's instructional documentation for help.
4. Click OK.
Populate the database by executing the cs_CreateFullDatabase.sql script from the\SqlScripts\ folder of the install package.
1. In SQL Server Management Studio, navigate to File > Open > File. The Open File dialog window appears.
2. Navigate to the temporary location where you unzipped the installation package and within that folder, to SqlScripts.
3. Double-click cs_CreateFullDatabase.sql.
4. Select the database you created in step 1.
5. Execute the query against the database.
Create the community by executing the cs_System_CreateCommunity stored procedure.
1. In the SQL Server Management Studio toolbar, click New Query.
  
  This will open a blank tab in the right pane.
2. Copy and paste the following script verbatim in the new query tab.
```
EXECUTE[dbo].[cs_system_CreateCommunity]
    @SiteUrl = N'localhost/telligent_evolution' 
  , @ApplicationName = N'telligent_evolution' 
  , @AdminEmail = N'notset@localhost.com' 
  , @AdminUserName = N'admin' 
  , @AdminPassword = N'pa$$word' 
  , @PasswordFormat = 0 
  , @CreateSamples = 0
```
  where you specify the appropriate values for each parameter:
  - Site URL: The path to your site. This should be the same path you expect to access your community with (e.g., localhost/telligent_evolution as in the script above, orTelligentEvolution55 in the examples we've been using above).
  - Application name: Name of the application you created in IIS (e.g.,telligent_evolution or in the case of the examples we've been using above,TelligentEvolution55).
  - Administrator's email address: The email address of the administrator of the site. (optional)
  - Administrator's username: Login username for the administrator. You can leave this blank if you are running the application on your local PC on a limited basis. (optional)
  - Administrator's password: Default password for the administrator. You can set this to whatever you would like to use as the password for the administrative user (you can leave this blank if you are running the application on your local PC on a limited basis). We strongly recommend you do NOT use the default password in your live site. (optional)
  - Password format: 0 to store the password in the database in clear text. This can be changed to encrypt the password after it is created. (optional)
  - Create samples: 0 if you do NOT want sample content, 1 if you want sample content created in your community. (optional)
3. Select your database name from the database drop-down list on the toolbar.
4. Click Execute.
Note: Once you have created your community, we recommend you create a new administrator account and delete the one you created when setting up your community. This is to ensure that your administrator account's password is encrypted in the database. (While it is possible to encrypt the administrator account's password when you create the community, you need to provide the hashed password for the @AdminPassword parameter, which starts getting more complicated than it's worth given the easy workaround.)
Create a login for Telligent Evolution to use for accessing the database.
1. In SQL Server's Object Explorer pane on the left-hand side, expand the Security folder, then right-click Logins and select Add new login.
2. If you want Telligent Evolution to connect to the database via Windows authentication, selectGeneral and then specify the login name as the username of the service account user determined above. If you want Telligent Evolution to connect to the database using SQL authentication, then specify any username in the Login name text box. Now click OK.
  Note: We reccomend using Windows authentication.
  Note: If you want to use untrusted users, make sure your SQL server supports mixed-mode authentication.
3. Click OK.
Grant the login access to the Telligent Evolution database.
1. In the Object Explorer, expand your database, expand Security, right-click Users, and selectNew User.
2. In the User name and Login name fields, enter the name of the login you created in step 4.
3. In the bottom (Database role membership) pane, ensure only the following roles are checked:
  - aspnet_Memberhsip_FullAccess
  - aspnet_Profile_FullAccess
  - db_datareader
  - db_datawriter
  - db_ddladmin
  - db_securityadmin
4. Then click OK.

Note: For further details on optimizing the performance of your database server, see [[Database Configuration]] and [[Database Maintenance]].

Connect the Web site and database

Update connectionstrings.config in the Web site to point to your new database.
Note: For assistance with connection strings, you can refer to http://connectionstrings.com. (Telligent has no affiliation with the site.)
1. Open the connectionstrings.config file in your Web site, and update the SiteSqlServerentry to point to the database you created above.
- If using Windows authentication to connect to the database, the connection string should look something like:
```
<add name="SiteSqlServer"
     connectionString="server=SERVERNAME;database=DATABASENAME;Trusted_Connection=yes;"
     />
```
- If using SQL authentication, the connection string should look something like:
```
<add name="SiteSqlServer"
     connectionString="server=SERVERNAME;uid=USERNAME;pwd=PASSWORD;database=DATABASENAME;Trusted_Connection=yes;"
     />
```
- If you're using SQL Express for development purposes, the SERVERNAME in the connection string may be (local)\SQLExpress as opposed to just (local).
```
<add name="SiteSqlServer"
     connectionString="server=(local)\SQLExpress;database=DATABASENAME;Trusted_Connection=yes;"
     />
<add name="SiteSqlServer"
     connectionString="server=(local)\SQLExpress;uid=USERNAME;pwd=PASSWORD;database=DATABASENAME;Trusted_Connection=yes;"
     />
```
Check that you can access your Telligent home page.
1. Open your Telligent URL.
2. Check that the home page successfully loads without error.
3. If an error occurs, check that you've followed the above steps correctly.
Note: This should only be a quick test - any functionality that requires search will not work yet.

Set up search

In Telligent Evolution release 5.1 (5.0 SP1), installing search is optional if you have implemented your own search provider. However, most installations do not have an instated provider, so search will need to be installed. With Telligent Evolution release 5.5, many capabilities are leveraged on this application, so it does need to be installed.

Install Java on the search server.
1. Test whether Java is already installed by viewinghttp://java.com/en/download/help/testvm.xml on the search server. In Telligent Evolution, search requires at least version 6 update 13. If your installation meets this requirement, skip to the Install Tomcat step below.
  - If you're using a 64-bit operating system, you must view this test page in a 64-bit browser (such as Internet Explorer 64-bit edition which comes pre-installed on all 64-bit versions of Windows).
2. Download the latest version of java from http://java.com/en/download/index.jsp.
Install Tomcat.
1. Download version 6 of the Tomcat Windows Service Installer from Apache.
2. Open the installer and follow it through, taking note of the following:
  1. In the Choose Components window, ensure you have selected the the Tomcat > Service and Tomcat > Native options.
  2. In the Choose Install Location window, make a note of the installation directory - this will be needed in the next step.
3. Update Tomcat to support UTF8 characters:
  1. Open the /conf/server.xml file in the installation directory you selected in step b.B.
  2. Find the appropriate <Connector /> element in the server.xml file, and add the attribute URIEncoding="UTF-8"
    <Server ...>
    <Service ...>
    <Connector ... URIEncoding="UTF-8"/>
    ...
    </Connector>
    </Service>
    </Server>
4. Test that Tomcat is installed correctly by navigating to http://localhost:8080/.
Install Solr.
Note: If you want to run multiple Telligent communities from the same search server, follow the instructions at Host multiple Telligent Evolution communities on multiple Solr instances instead.
1. Open the Solr folder in the /Search/ directory of the Telligent Evolution install files to the root directory of Apache Tomcat.
2. Copy the solr.war file in this folder to the /webapps directory of Apache Tomcat.
3. Navigate to the Solr administration page (http://localhost:8080/solr/admin) to verify that the installation was successful.

Note: Solr runs very well as it's configured out of the box. But if you have a medium- to large-sized community, you should increase the memory allocated to the Java virtual machine (JVM). The default allocated memory is 64MB. You should consider giving it 512MB or more.
To increase the memory for the JVM:

Right-click the Tomcat Manager in the system tray.
Select the Java tab.
Set the Maximum memory pool size (in MB) that you want to allocate to the JVM.

Connect Web site to search

Important: Solr should never be accessible to the public. Ensure that neither the Tomcat home page nor the Solr home page is publicly accessible . If this endpoint is accessible, work with your IT department or read [[Securing Solr on Tomcat]] for more details on blocking this endpoint from the public.
Ensure that all Web servers can access the Solr home page by opening to the Solr home page on each server ( e.g., http://servername:8080/solr/ ).
Configure Telligent Evolution to use your Solr URL:
1. Download the following communityserver_override.config file.
2. Place this file in the root of your Web site directory.
3. Find the following section in the communityserver_override.config file and replace the highlighted URL with the URL to your Solr instance.
```
<Override xpath="/CommunityServer/Search/Solr"  
          mode="change"
          name="host"
          value="http://yourserver:XXXX/PathToSolr/"
          />
```
Note: This URL is case-sensitive.

Note: If you have any issues with search, see [[troubleshoot-search-errors|troubleshoot search errors]].

Enable attachment indexing

On the server that is running the Telligent Tasks, install either the Windows search service or indexing service depending on your operating system.

Window Server 2008 / Windows Server 2008 R2 - Install the Windows search service
1. Open the Server Manager: Navigate to Start > Run > ServerManager.msc.
2. In the Services tab, click Roles in the left pane and select Add Roles from the Roles Summary window. Alternatively, you can click the Action menu option and select Add Roles.
3. Continue with wizard and select the File Services check box. Click Next.
4. If not already checked, select the Windows Search Service check box and click Next. Note: If either Windows Search Service or Indexing Service (under the Windows Server 2003 File Services) was already checked, you can cancel the installation; one of the necessary services is already installed.
  
  In the next option window, Select Volumes to Index for Windows Search Service. You do not need to select a volume. Click Next.
5. Click Install.
Windows Server 2003 / Windows Server 2003 R2 - Install the Indexing Service
1. Navigate to the Windows Control Panel and select Add/Remove Programs.
2. Select Add/Remove Windows Components from the left pane of the Add/Remove window.
3. If not already checked, select the Indexing Service check box and click Next to install. Note: If the check box was already checked, this indicates the service is already installed - so you can cancel the installation.
Windows Vista / Windows 7 - Ensure the Windows search service is installed
1. Navigate to the Control Panel, click Programs, and then click Turn Windows features on or off.
2. If not already checked, select the Windows Search check box and click OK. Note: If the check box was already checked, you can cancel the installation; the service is already installed.

Install additional IFilters to index additional attachment types

By default, Windows includes IFilters to extract textual content from uploaded files (such as media gallery files, blog post attachments and forum post attachments). However additional IFilters may be installed to index content from additional file types. Telligent recommends that you install the following additional IFilters:

Office 2007 Filter Pack - http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?familyid=60c92a37-719c-4077-b5c6-cac34f4227cc&displaylang=en
PDF documents
- 32-bit server - Adobe Reader
- 64-bit server - Adobe's PDF iFilter 9

Optional components

Now that you've installed the Telligent Evolution platform, you may install additional optional components:

Mail Gateway
LDAP Integration (Telligent Enterprise only)
Sharepoint Integration (Telligent Enterprise only)

Forum Post: CS 2.0 ASP.NET1.1 Forum running under ASP.NET 2.0 without any issues??

runboy27 — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 23:42:00 GMT

I accidently changed the Framework to 2.0 on a CS 2.0 forum version 2.0.60526.2668 designed to run under ASP.NET1.1. Strangely enough every thing seems to work without any issues.

Any issues I should be concerned with? if not I think I will just keep it running under 2.0 since it makes life easier for me as everything else does.

Wiki Page: Install the Mail Gateway

Jenny Jarrard — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 18:42:00 GMT

Before you install the Mail Gateway, you should have configured search.

We recommend that you configure Mail Gateway within your Telligent Evolution site before installing the Mail Gateway services.

To configure Mail Gateway in Telligent Evolution:

Enable email and Mail Gateway:
1. Navigate to Control Panel Dashboard > Site Administration > Setup > Email Settings.
2. Set Enable Email to Yes.
3. Specify your SMTP Server.
4. Set any SMTP login information in the SMTP Login Info section.
5. Set Enable Mail Gateway to Yes.
6. Specify the password that will be used to connect to the Mail Gateway service in Remote Access Code.
7. Specify the domain name that emails will be sent to and from (e.g., mysite.com or community.mysite.com) in Email Domain.
8. Add the POP3/IMAP information for the mailbox where Mail Gateway service is to download messages.
Create mailing lists for forums:
1. Navigate to Control Panel Dashboard > Forum Administration and choose the forum for which you want to create a mailing list.
2. Click Edit next to the forum.
3. Click the Mailing List tab.
4. Enable a mailing list for the forum by setting Enable as a mailing list to Yes.
5. Specify the email address the mailing list will use in List Email Address. The domain name you specified when enabling Mail Gateway is used here.
6. We recommend that you specify the Mailing list name that is shown in the subject line of every email sent to and from this forum, but it is not required.
7. We recommend that you specify text that is appended to the end of email messages sent from this forum in Email Footer, but it is not required.
8. Click Save. It may take up to 15 minutes for the settings to take effect due to caching.

Related information

Email integration

List of replacement tokens

Configure a Mail Gateway mailbox

Emailing new user registration acceptance links

Forum Post: 'getBoundingClientRect' is null or not an object errors on TC 5.5

Navy#1 — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 18:03:00 GMT

I am getting this when I move the mouse over the site logo or the Group navigation menu

Message: 'getBoundingClientRect' is null or not an object
Line: 44
Char: 31
Code: 0
URI:

Blog Post: Base64 String to Image and Image to Base64 String

Naga Harish — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 16:55:00 GMT

how we can convert an image into a base64 string and base64 string back to image. Base64 string E.g. :- iVBORw0KGgoAAAANSUhEUgAAAMgAAADICAYAAACtWK6eAAAEZ0lEQVR4nO3cPXLcNhgG4O8OaXIONz5IJl0OwzanSZdjJJVb+wr2eKJJ7FhKIWHEpXcZkgCWIPE8M1vIM+JivXihDz9kBAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAcHQfI+Lp5fUtIn7btznQjs/xGo7×6/c9GwWtSIH4NSJ+jMuQQPemYXi88m/QrRSGNy8//xmX8xHo2g9xGYY/4rLM+mendkEzUhg+xGuJpdSCkWsrWQICIx/ChB1W+bp3AwAAAGCOlR1O5bHw9QSEUyndoQWEU/k3yh6+ExBOJ+0Kl9BjQEr+/9Ggh3j+gh8KXEtAOKV0SrXEdXrrLN/i+TO/3bsh1JNGwaHQdb7kNuhA3ka5AYZGDVHmSx7fM9ETZVYHSnzJvQYkPQHl894NoZ5US+fo+T6JHgeGrqSHpH3MuMY4ICVWxY6k14GhK7mbhuOA9Daamod0ILdjTx9s0JMeP3N3cr/k9PvpCEtPPsXzZ/60d0Oop1RAIl6D0pNUXv61d0Ooo3RAepuHvI/vn8jIiZQMSK81+Zvoc3DogoCUkfaUeisxT69kQL5kXmvp+yWtPafKvsgJlQxIRL2Di1/jsgO2+DjQtJLnr8iJ1AhI6Vo8dbxpO1sMSWvtIdMRAjLX6Vo7C5bCbMJ+EqUDUnqivmTy21pIxpunHFzpgKSJ+rucRo0sHY1bO3Y/Pp82fXEgpQMSUe6pKWvunf8l2js0+TTzEpaDqBWQEuXO2rb9HZedsFVHaCMvagSkxI1Yt669hA5IMbkBudYR30WZ/ZCtnXy8LKyMIUtOQOY2xnI75xB5c5lpzQ+bjFd/HuO5Qw4rf/ea3I6ZyrSlbbn1+62tbnEw4z2EWystt15LNvBy27XVz3H9M+UStM5MO+IQr6PvktfS6+a2a4vxqtZPUSYkSrbO1DqinruSVapdKRhp5E8dfOtJ4J6P9Hep1hee+0ihku2aHld5mvy8tD2tHWnhDmqOiDmrUKXbNe3YSzv6+Ji9cHSodkC2TmprtGu8+DBdiLhWcgkFVQOSSpstT1ysdfPR/y06TEup1u5a5M5qTzpzRuCao/f0cyuluKp2QNKJ3C2l1q07CUuwGsUi9+go413ttab3opfirwSL3GskzbnLLvfYyZSHK7DYPUuNraP2EHlLxlPKKxa7Z2fJea8UriGzDbVKNk7qngHJeeLH+FzVY2xbOrYTzmr3Ljdy5iJDXHbyFJZhxfs6jcsqe9TjJUbxh7gelrlj+cLBansEpOR7DrHseL4dcTY5ekCgKgGBGXt01tIbf1DNHgEZouzGH1SzV7lTauMPqtorIOONP39JaNaeE+Yh8jYOoboWjl600Ab4zhBKHLjJcivMsGEHMwQEZggIzBAQmGF5FW4YwhIv3JTKq2HndkBznIGCGeYeAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA/fgPhc2nXMjQCzsAAAAASUVORK5CYII= See the out put image of the string. Sorry it will work good in Firefox <img alt=”Base64 string” src=”data:image/png;base64,iVBORw0KGgoAAAANSUhEUgAAAMgAAADICAYAAACtWK6eAAAEZ0lEQVR4nO3cPXLcNhgG4O8OaXIONz5IJl0OwzanSZdjJJVb+wr2eKJJ7FhKIWHEpXcZkgCWIPE8M1vIM+JivXihDz9kBAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAcHQfI+Lp5fUtIn7btznQjs/xGo7×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”> This we can convert into normal image, using this code. Base64 string to Image Code: public Image Base64ToImage(string base64String) { // Convert Base64 String to byte[] byte[] imageBytes [...]

Forum Post: Re: Forum post - message approved email not being sent

Mark Ursino — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 16:19:00 GMT

Is anyone else having this issue with TC5?

Forum Post: bin directory missing from the Solr Folder

Navy#1 — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 15:58:00 GMT

In the download for Telligent Community 5.5, there is no bin directory in Search\Solr. Is this needed? It was there in 5. I can't get search to work when I upgrade to the 5.5 version of Search

Forum Post: Site Wide Roles for Group

plarkin — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 15:51:00 GMT

We are trying to get around using a REST API call to get all of the role ids for a group. Using the IRoleService we are able to get the role ids for Members, Moderators, and Owners. Is there a way to get the site wide roles for a group via its ID?

Forum Post: Re: How can I limit items shown in media gallery file list

David Hendry — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 15:46:00 GMT

I am using 5.0. By default simple / detail lists show ALL items. Can I limit these without writing a new widget?

Blog Post: Molson adds 345,000 Facebook fans during Olympics

Anonymous — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 15:35:00 GMT

During the month of February, Molson Canadian’s Facebook fan page grew from 30,000 members to more than 375,000 — largely driven by their involvement in the Vancouver games. Molson’s Director of External Communications, Adam Moffat, said a big factor in the growth was an app they created that enabled fans to personalize their own Team [...]

Forum Post: inserting media

rgil1979 — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 15:12:00 GMT

Hi, I need your help.
I am developping an aspx page to upload media to site and on a text box to set the width I cant change this value. Can anybody tell me where is this value set?

Forum Post: User Not Found

toconnor — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 14:53:00 GMT

I am receiving an error when trying to view a user's profile:

"User Not Found - The user you requested cannot be found. You can try searching for users here."

If I click the link, I can see the list of users, but when I click one it redirects to the error message.

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I have seen a few other posts on this topic, but none have provided a solution.

The cs_Users table seems to be intact, as well as the other ASP membership tables.

We are using Telligent 5.0 SP1.

Any thoughts on what could cause this error?

Forum Post: Re: USer not found Exception

toconnor — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 14:51:00 GMT

I am receiving this error as well when trying to view a User's profile.