Hi Doug. Interesting debugging question so I thought I'd go to a website that provides the response header information for websites and this is what your site responds with:       Requesting: http://www.lifeinfocusgroup.com/default.aspx     GET /default.aspx HTTP/1.1     Connection: ...

Hey Carl How are things going my friend? All is well here. Hey listen, I just began working to set up a VineType site for a client with my Pro license. Their hosting is with www.godaddy.com I have everything in place, but I cannot get the ASP.NET application to open. I get a generic runtime error message of "Server Error in '/' ...

Thanks for the feedback, Doug.  You make a strong argument for GET.  I'll revisit this issue going forward.  

Well, I have downloaded and installed the latest DLL, and taken it for a spin. So far, all is well. It seems to be working great! The only area I can see where VineType could be improved to better align with defined web standards is to have the search form submit its criteria via the GET method instead of the POST method. Overall, I am very, very ...

Hey, great to see this new DLL posted! I'm downloading it now, and working to see if I can implement the new features / methods. I got caught up in other areas of life in recent weeks and have let slip from my mind a lot of the technical bits of where my VineType site was versus where I wanted it to be, so now, I am playing catch up to get ...

Happy Leap Day everyone.  I've released v2.2.20.200802291521.zip updated beta DLL based on feedback.  The search results change introduced in the immediately preceding beta was reverted back (thanks for the heads-up, Doug) and I've made a change to the $_nav_section variable instead.  Also, I've added a $_commenting_open ...

Hi.  Thanks for giving Vine Type a trial run.  If your setup looks like the alternate setup shown in the graphic on this page:  http://vinetype.com/default.aspx?section=installation Then I would suspect the settings on the db folder. The error message used to provide the name of the service (I apologize for this oversight) that ...

Gee I thought I was already externalis(z)ing this.  :-)   But I see your point.  If someone chooses culture (BP-QZ) then I load the bp-qz.interface file.  This sounds interesting but it's another file to deal with.  Also, by having it in the config file, it's readily available for you to adjust the wording: ...

The reason for putting labels into the config file is for internationalization purposes. As a rule (tell me if I've missed any spots) I keep the templates language-free.  Meaning, any visitor-readable word is made into a variable.  That's why you see something like this in the template file: $label_find:find With this system ...

I understand. Thanks for getting back on it.