I have a problem where I cannot create new nodes, either manually (right click / create) of from a user control with Document.MakeNew etc. The node where I try this already has about 20k nodes and those also have up to tens of children each; I used the Alphabet Folder package in it. Until recently everything was working fine. If I try to create a node I get a server error - custom errors and logging are off, so I don't know what the error actually is - but I see in the db that the node does get in umbracoNode and in cmsDocument it has published 0. The user control also creates a child node to an existing one, in a certain case, this is working properly. Where do I start looking for the problem?
For now I've deleted Nibble.AlphabetFolder.dll and the problem seems to be gone. The nodes won't be put in folders anymore, but it's too late for that anyway, during the failure a few thousand nodes were created in the root on the node.
cannot create new nodes
Hi,
I have a problem where I cannot create new nodes, either manually (right click / create) of from a user control with Document.MakeNew etc. The node where I try this already has about 20k nodes and those also have up to tens of children each; I used the Alphabet Folder package in it. Until recently everything was working fine. If I try to create a node I get a server error - custom errors and logging are off, so I don't know what the error actually is - but I see in the db that the node does get in umbracoNode and in cmsDocument it has published 0. The user control also creates a child node to an existing one, in a certain case, this is working properly. Where do I start looking for the problem?
Thanks!
Perhaps the database server has run out of space?
If you are able, you could also try and install one of the log packages that are out there to see if umbraco throws an error when you create a node
I turned logging on, and an error I see is
For now I've deleted Nibble.AlphabetFolder.dll and the problem seems to be gone. The nodes won't be put in folders anymore, but it's too late for that anyway, during the failure a few thousand nodes were created in the root on the node.
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