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I created a website that we use to send emails home to parents. It also stores that email in a database so they can access it via the website if they so wish as well. We can even send to parents of individual pupils in a single class if we wish, or who are taking a specific subject. Basically I run a SIMS report that exports an XML file and that is then imported into the website. It will send emails on a 1:1 basis, so parent's cannot see any other parent's email addresses. Was fairly straight forward to make in C# If it's marked as confidential, then the parent's get an email asking them to logon to the website to read the email. Remember: Data protection, so you cannot use an email client contact group list, an exchange distribution list would be ok as it hides the email addresses.

Can you post a screenshot of the site's BINDING information please

Nope, it's a general HAP+ v9.5+ issue

Ok, thanks for the report, I've rewritten the ZIP routing in the latest check in, if you could test it I would be grateful. (Changeset 86583)

The charts are rendered via javascript, look for any JSON errors. Have you run the SQL script to generate the database tables? If you can, download the source files, set the build mode to debug, compile the HAP.web folder, and copy the dlls into your bin folder, it will turn the debug lines on, showing exactly which line is causing an issue.

It can be very hit and miss at it working. I think I use a higher level function in CSharpZip anyhow

A COM Exception error is an error with AD, you'll need to restart the server which should clear the COM error. AH, it's UAC IIS 7 ADSI Error: System.Runtime.InteropServices.COMException (0x80005000): Unknown error (0x80005000) - Http Client Protocol Issues (and other fun stuff I support) - Site Home - MSDN Blogs

There's a bug in the v9.6+ setup page where the drive mappings cannot be edited, I'll have the fix for the v9.8 release (expected before the New Year [Christmas present])

you can delete it

Bug found and fixed: https://hap.codeplex.com/releases/view/115304

We use 3 bits, HAP+ (since I make it it would be silly not to), NPS for the SSTP VPN, and RDP (RDP Gateway). All using HTTPS, so only 1 port has to be open.

Ok, in Server Manager, check that HTTP Activation is enabled for asp.net 3.5 and 4

It's by design so you can properly script it via logon scripts (no x86 folder)

You may need to restore your web.config file

@happierlarry yes there is a way but it involves going into the code go to line 550 add if (download && curpath.match(/%somepath%/gi)) download = false; Replace %somepath% with the drive path to the folder (look at after the hash tag in the address bar (#))

O, the file name, yer you can ignore that I forgot to rename the file

Shows as 9.7 for me, but there wasn't any code changes in the core dlls anyhow

Sorry about that, it is ALPHA code, will do some more testing when I get a chance

Extract the zip file over the top of your install, HAP+ will upgrade it's config if any changes have been made. Back up 1st. You should be able to use a file diff program to compare the two files to find out what has changed to be able to restore your css changes

All point updates are cumulative.

You may want to directly edit the hapConfig.xml file in the app_data folder. I think I broke something in the v9.6 update with the setup page

You'll need to download them, PDF's are an odd file format as you cannot guarantee that the user has the browser plugin

In the Bin Folder

The SIMS import function is very temperamental, it's best to manually enter the data into the staticbookings.xml file

Usual applies, alpha release codebin.zip