I use stand-alone dialogs. I switched to Q3 2009 and now I get the following ASP.NET error
The ToolName property must be set!
Nothing else was changed, I only switched DLLPlease advice soonest.
Regards,
Marc
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There are changes in the RadEditor dialogs and you should update the files inside the EditorDialogs folder with the latest ones from the Q3 2009 installation folder. After that you should apply once again your changes to the external dialogs.
Kind regards,
Rumen
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I was getting the above error message for the document manager only, all other dialogs were working properly. I have spent the entire day painfully re-creating the entire project from scratch testing along the way to see what broke the document manger. It turned out to be one of the most bizarre things I have seen.
The error occurred if I had a file called “ClickToPlay.png” in the “images” sub folder of the site. I tried it with multiple different files to ensure it wasn’t the file itself and it turned out to be the file name causing it, it didn’t matter what the file was. I have now renamed the image and the project is working.
To make things stranger, I added a “ClickToPlay.png” image to another project I have running the same version of rad controls and it didn’t break the document manager. I can’t make any sense of this.
The problem is really odd and as you wrote it could not be recreated with reliable steps. Since we are not aware of it and could not reproduce it, I would suggest to just rename the images that are uploaded with such a name. A code example is available in this KB article: Giving the uploaded files unique names.
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Rumen
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