Hello all,
has anyone come across an error, where making changes to the Forums Control panel?

Just says an error has occured.

Every since then, if I go to the forum an error pops up on screen, attached are the files, but the Firefox error just says "u is null" and IE is un-able to set property for innerHTML

Thanks
Duane Wilson


<img src=/DesktopModules/ActiveForums/viewer.aspx?portalid=0&moduleid=398&attachid=8002 border=0 class="afimg" />

<img src=/DesktopModules/ActiveForums/viewer.aspx?portalid=0&moduleid=398&attachid=8003 border=0 class="afimg" />


<img src=/DesktopModules/ActiveForums/viewer.aspx?portalid=0&moduleid=398&attachid=8004 border=0 class="afimg" />

What exactly are you doing in the control panel to cause the error? Also, add the images as attachments, not via the RadEditor.

Also, try setting the 'Admin' skin to the DNN default, DarkKnight and see if it resolves the issue.

Just going to the page that has the Forum Module dropped on it, causes the error to trigger. I have started a new DNN installing and I will drop the forum on it and see if this error occurs again, and take it from there, It may be a config setting, or another module creating this issue, I wont know until I try to re-produce the error.


I'll check back in later.

After setting this up on a new install, I don't see the error, then again, I have only a couple modules installed - I will monitor after installing more Modules.

But here is one thing that is an issue on my last install and this one, and I followed the Install instruction as provided. I have a forum connected to the Social module, so I am sure it installed correctly as your instructions were provided.

In the attached image you see that while I am in "Control Panel" mode and I try to select filters or any top menu item and double click it to "edit" I get this grey out page and no way make any changes, I have to use the browsers back button.

I will try to search for this as I have experienced this on every install, so it must be known issue.

This is a known issue add this to your module.css

#ammodalmask {z-index:0 !important}