ContainerSrc location in exported DotNetNuke Portal Template

The DotNetNuke Portal Template  document (in the DotNetNuke 4.0 download) has a few places where [G] notation is used ,e.g. [G]Skins/DNN/Skin.ascx, buf there is no explanation, how it is used.
From reading the code, I understood that it is used as a placeholder for current portal location of the specific folder.
So template should have entries with this notation [G](or [L] -?) but SOMETIMES existing Template export function does export the full hardcoded path. e.g.

<module>
      <
containersrc>/FSDNN/Portals/_default/Containers/DNN-Blue/Image Header - Color Background.ascxcontainersrc>
module>

and when the template is imported, it refers to incorrect virtual directory.

The problem could be fixed by replacing portal name (e.g./FSDNN/Portals/_default) to the placeholder [G].

The problem has been reported to DNN Support.

Update: I investigated more and found that only 4 modules have non null containersrc fields in TabModules table and export function just put into XML exactly what was in a table.
When I've opened Settings page for the Module, it didn't show any specific container information (Display container-ticked,Module Container-Host,Not specified).
I didn't do any changes to settings and click Update - and
containersrc was set to null in the TabModules table.
So the problem was caused by some data corruption(saving values to containersrc) in the past.
I will keep an eye to any procedures, that could cause this data change. 
 

UPDATE 28-mar-2006: Steps to reproduce the problem:
1.As an administrator open page with a module.
2.Click a title of the module.
3.Change the title of the module
4.Change focus outside the title of the module
The title of the modules will be saved, but also dnn_TabModules.ContainerSrc  field will be saved as not null value (e.g. /FSDNN/Portals/_default/Containers/DNN-Blue/Image Header - Color Background.ascx).
Use query "SELECT * FROM   dnn_TabModules where ContainerSrc is not null" to check it.

The ContainerSrc  field preferably should be left as null(alternatively as relative path with placeholder [G] or [L]).

Visual Basic function IsDate depends on Current Culture.

I was puzzled when VB function IsDate(20/02/2006) returned false( in Australia date format is dd/mm/yyyy).

After investigation using Reflector I found that it uses  Thread.CurrentThread.CurrentCulture and my ASP.NET application wasn't set to use AU culture by default. Using CurrentCulture does make sense, but it is not documented in MSDN. 

 

DotNetNuke "Upload Custom Module" command sometimes does nothing.

I've noticed a few times that when in DotNetNuke 4. "Upload Custom Module" page I had a custom module in the list, “upload new file“ link does nothing instead of importing module.

It seems related to caching issue (see problem here). I suspect that even if the file is shown in the list, it still not in cache.

It will be more reliable to check list control directly instead of cache. And why the list to upload should be saved to cache? 

Additionally even if the list is empty, it is better to report about it to the user instead of silently return to module list.

The issue has been reported to DNN Support

The workaround is described here

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