I keep getting the same error message

"Error converting data type nvarchar to bit"

at the end of filling out the form for forum name and admin name.

I get the same error on an update and clean install.

clicking ok to this error the install finishes and i can login just fine.

No matter what new forum i create all the new topic buttons direct me to the default test forum

I was asked to post the "stack"? im not sure what that is sorry. Im very new to .net

Post the full error, not only the title. Mostly the full information below (occoured at {source file} line xy, at ...; the box(es) where the background color is yellow) and so on is required to be able to find and reproduce the error. I don't have an example error message, sorry.

Also (I told you I haven' have had any problems) it may would help if you can provide informations about your hosting environment (what os, iis and sql server version, or what hosting provider, eg godaddy)

The problem with the wrong button links I know from a previous beta version. Do you use 1.9.3 RC2 or a previous beta version? The (beta) relase before 1.9.2 RC2 has had such an error.

Im currently trying i.9.3 rc2

Ah ok, I thought you got an asp.net error page, not only a javascript alert. Sorry for that.

Are you able to log in and get into the administration? Then click on "Event og". Are there errors displayed?

I did notice with my attempting at upgrading my live server that the membership provider table isn't being populated.

"It's a case of RTFM.. the only problem being we don't have a manual!"

When I post FP:Mek in a topic, I'm leaving my footprint there so I can track it once I get into coding/supporting. (Yes I stole this off Ederon 🙂 )

I had to change a True to a 1 or a false to a 0 or something like that....

Might be an issue with older versions of SQL server.. I'm running SQL 2000 and it didn't like the "word" values for the boolean element...

I am running sql 2000 as well

Wholsea,

You posted:

Check your config files, look specifically at the boolean values...

I had to change a True to a 1 or a false to a 0 or something like that....

Might be an issue with older versions of SQL server.. I'm running SQL 2000 and it didn't like the "word" values for the boolean element...

Could you tell me what config files you are talking about. I looked in the app.config, db.config, mail.config, and web.config and can't find anything where I can change a True to 1, etc.

Any help is appreciated.