The 3 FBA menus do not show up in the Site Settings. Yes, the FBA solution is deployed to the web application and central admin. I know I don’t need it in CA but I deployed it there anyway and now I can’t undeploy it from anywhere. I tried creating a new Web Application, hoping it would show up, but it does not. The image below shows it deployed to CA (port 2022) and the only Web Application I have on port 444, which uses my wildcard *.dafran.ca Rapid SSL certificate. I’m using the same certificate on my SP 2013 VM as well, where I’m testing the migration from. There is no problem with the 2013 installation. It’s just the 2022 - SSSE version that’s the problem.
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FBA is configured and it does work! I can add users as site collection administrators using the people picker in CA or even just type them in and it works. I even have a separate IIS app so I can test the connectivity to the FBA database and all is good, I can see all users plus I can add or delete any! I can access the FBA User management form via the link in my previous post but I have to get there on my own as Site Settings is not displaying it.
This image shows the FBA configuration, including my own custom login that I have been using since SP 2010.
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As you can see here the 3 FBA Menus are missing from Site Settings. I have tested with 2 different FBA users, both as site collection administrators and neither display the FBA menus.
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As for the question, can I retract other solutions. Well the answer is NO. I have tried retracting 2 other solutions. One is a custom one I wrote and the other is a 3rd party web part. So I guess this problem is my problem but I have no idea how to overcome this issue. I’ll have to Google it. Sorry, this is not an FBA Pack issue by the looks of it! It’s on me to fix this, but any suggestions are very welcome.
The server is a Hyper-V (on Server 2019) VM running Windows 2022, SQL 2022 with the following installed below.
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So the bottom line is that this is a test environment and maybe my resources are not correct on the Hyper-V as it does seem quite slow, causing these issues. I will hopefully have the proper VM’s (TEST and PROD) ready in the next 2 weeks, where the real work will happen. I just had to do this exercise for my client to prove that the classic web parts will work in the new SSSE, and they do, bar some 15/16 classic/modern issue that I discovered and have to also resolve.
Thanks again for your time. I don’t think you can help me much but if you can it was be very welcome.
PS, I tried to post this but I’m limited to 1 image as a new user, so I’ll just post another post below with all the images in 1 so you can see.