I recently upgraded from 5.6.7 to 6.2.6

Mostly looks good however Editor does not save. It says it is Teleric RAD Editor but the help says it is copyright 2009 - is that the latest? The default provider is set to 'TelerikEditorProvider'

Suggestions to go to Host -> HTML Editor Manager and select RAD editor would be good if there was a Host -> HTML Editor Manager.

I've tried editing the web.config file to make the RAD editor default editor -


But when going to edit I get a ' A critical error has occurred. Object reference not set to an instance of an object. '

Under Host -> Extensions the HTML module installed is 5.6.7 - under the 'Available' Modules is a 6.2.6 but when installing this it gives an error

ExceptionSystem.Data.SqlClient.SqlException (0x80131904): Subquery returned more than 1 value. This is not permitted when the subquery follows =, !=, <, <= , >, >= or when the subquery is used as an expression. ------------- more

So I would really like some advice.

With Best Regards
Charles

Having overcome an issue with Duplicates in the MetaName Table, (see http://www.dotnetnuke.com/Resources...posts.aspx for solution)

I've installed the new CK Editor from http://dnnckeditor.codeplex.com/

I've also installed the HTML Module 6.2.6 (under available extensions)

And edited the web.config to change default editor (still can't find the HTML Editor Manager


<!-- 20130205 -->




It now works

With Best Regards

It would seem that something went wrong in your upgrade. For example, the updated HTML module should have been installed. If it wasn't, it's possible that other things also were not installed.

You might want to revert the site and repeat the upgrade. When you do, check carefully to see if any errors are logged. Also, "unblock" the upgrade zip file before extracting files.

I am not sure what you mean by 'unblock' the zip file

With Best Regards
Charles

If you right click on the zip file and select Properties, you may see a button to "unblock" the file. Click that before extracting files.

This s a protection that Windows uses to avoid extracting "potentially dangerous" files.