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DNN/Evoq 9.2.0 - 500 depreciated API’s

Hello.. With this update, DNN/Evoq removed 500 depreciated API’s. On a development box, I updated our environment to Evoq 9.2.0 and the XMod Pro results aren't good. When may we expect an update to XMP to reflect these changes DNN/Evoq made to their systems? Below are the errors which appeared in our Admin Logs. Thanks.. General Exception: Message: Method not found: 'Void DotNetNuke.Common.Utiliti
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Jeff M. asked Apr 2, 2018 active Apr 2, 2018

CodeMirror Errors - editor fails

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Well this is weird. I have a new nice install of XMOD 4.6.5.0 used on this page: http://www.magventure.com/en-gb/About/References I've been using the xmod modules on that page for a while now, but all of a sudden, the editor fails. I've recently changed the aliases used on the site, but other than that I haven't really done anything I would think could mess up the interface of an XMOD module. Stil
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Rune Kildahl Bentsen asked Apr 29, 2015 active Apr 29, 2015

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