Technical

Frequently asked questions and answers about the application's technical aspects

  1. Is the Universal FAQ Manager compatible with my server? faq id: 26
  2. Can I use the Universal FAQ Manager with [my database] instead of MS SQL? faq id: 28
  3. When can I expect a version of Universal FAQ Manager in PHP, ASP, Java, ColdFusion, etc? faq id: 29
  4. What are the server requirements to run the Universal FAQ Manager? faq id: 31
  5. How do I reset the Admin username and password? faq id: 59
  6. There is a setting COMPANY_NAME in the web.config file. What is this for? faq id: 61
  7. I have an ASP.NET 2.0 application. Can I used my own masterpages and embed the Asp.Net Faq Manager in an iframe within my application? faq id: 80

Questions and Answers

  1. Is the Universal FAQ Manager compatible with my server? faq id: 26

    If you can run ASP.NET 1.1 or 2.0 and have access to a SQL Server 2000 or 2005 database, yes.

  2. Can I use the Universal FAQ Manager with [my database] instead of MS SQL? faq id: 28

    No. The Universal FAQ Manager will work using MS SQL 2000/2005

  3. When can I expect a version of Universal FAQ Manager in PHP, ASP, Java, ColdFusion, etc? faq id: 29

    There are no plans to port it to any other scripting language.

  4. What are the server requirements to run the Universal FAQ Manager? faq id: 31

    ASP.NET 3.5, SQL Server 2000/2005

  5. How do I reset the Admin username and password? faq id: 59
    You can reset the Admin username and password by editing the web.config file in your application folder.
  6. There is a setting COMPANY_NAME in the web.config file. What is this for? faq id: 61
    Your company name is shown in the title of each page of the application.
  7. I have an ASP.NET 2.0 application. Can I used my own masterpages and embed the Asp.Net Faq Manager in an iframe within my application? faq id: 80
    Yes, you should have no problems embedding the Asp.Net FAQ Manager into an iframe - as long as the directory where you install the FAQ Manager is configured in IIS to use asp.net 1.1.