[Bug]: DRRActionMenu has breaking code behind #6562
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We don't currently have a true F5 experience because a lot of what DNN needs to run has to be installed by DNN itself. Our current build docs are here https://github.com/dnnsoftware/Dnn.Platform/blob/develop/.github/BUILD.md and should be pretty up to date. Just make sure you have latest .Net SDK also installed on the machine you are building on. Once a full build/install is done, then you can build individual projects in debug mode which will spit out the files in the proper place of the development website. If you want further assistance, feel free to join our discord https://discord.gg/KpWc5rm6 I do a co-coding session most Fridays where we help each others out with stuff like that... That being said, if you are developing a module, you may not need to build DNN itself. You can use the releases here to install your test site and just reference nuget packages in your own extensions. |
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Is there an existing issue for this?
What happened?
I just downloaded DNN 10.0.1 for the first time (long time user back to V4) and was installing a custom module I always use into a blank wesite. I accidently hit F5 to do a full build of the Solution and in DRRActionMenu.ascx, there is a compile time error that breaks loading jQuery Plugins
Steps to reproduce?
When the solution completes building, it throws this error:
CS0117: jQuery does not contain a definitions for 'RegisterDnnQueryPlugins'
Cannot resolve symbol 'RegisterDnnQueryPlugins'.
Current Behavior
Solution fails to build, and I am new on DNN 10 but in a Developer window on my browser, it looks like jQuery is being loaded but not sure what plug-in this function is to load to the loaded page. Currently I am loading on my own jQueryUI and other jquery items in the module, but this is a common module to be used anywhere, so it probably needs to be loaded globally so I don't have to load with each module I build.
Expected Behavior
I would think this function would work and do what it is supposed to do.
Relevant log output
Anything else?
Error log from VS2022
Affected Versions
10.0.1 (latest v10 release)
What browsers are you seeing the problem on?
Chrome
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