Hi Lee!
Seems like a Bug in the new release!!! 5:1 Installations. See Below.
Here's Stefan Cullmans work around.
This is a core bug, a solution is to set the regex pattern for portal settings.
And here's another solution Stefan Referred me to;
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I was having similar problems. See http://support.dotnetnuke.com/issue/ViewIssue.aspx?id=10512&PROJID=2.
Try dirtying Admin > User Accounts > User
Settings > Email Address Validation by entering a random character
(say X) and clicking Update, then remove the X and updating.
This resolved the problem for me...
Any ideas Lee?
Will talk further with Stefan and see if I can get around it.
Cheers
Olle...
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Fresh Installation misses some portalsettings
Created:8/2/2009 4:53:07 PM Revised:8/12/2009 1:08:17 PM
Description
I was reported that the data type "email" in Form and List is broken, emails couldn't be saved anymore.
During save, FnL calls DotNetNuke.Services.Email.Email.IsValidEmailAddress.
It turned out that the "Security_EmailValidation" pattern was nothing. I stepped further and noticed that PortalController.GetPortalSettingsDictionary(0) returned only two key/value pairs,, all user related settings were missing.
I am still undecided whether it is an issue of the default portal template.
PS:
If you go to User->User Settings, everything seams to be ok, though it isn't. The editor is initialized with some default values. Even if you hit save, these values are not persisted. The values inside the settingseditorcontrol are not changed, and therefore not dirty.
I needed to explain as work around that users in trouble need to edit the User Adress Validation.
Therefore they need to add a space first, save, edit again and remove the space, and to save again.
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