It does not hel because setting umbracoDebugMode to true works only if you specify also umbDebugShowTrace in querystring and in this way the trace is displayed during page rendering.
Using normal asp.net trace feature allows you to record the trace while navigating into the site and look at it using the trace.axd page. In this way you can leave trace feature enabled for a period of time and analyze it.
It seems that umbraco, if you don't specify umbDebugShowTrace, disable tracing for default.aspx so no trace is recorded.
Using asp.net trace
Hi, I would like to use asp.net trace functionality ma configuring trace in web.config like this
<trace enabled="true" requestLimit="100" pageOutput="false" traceMode="SortByTime" localOnly="true" />
and accessing to trace.axd I obtain only a list of static files. I need this functionality cause I've to view an history of requests.
I'm missing something?
No hints?
Does this wiki help? http://our.umbraco.org/wiki/recommendations/recommended-reading-for-it-administrators/best-practices-for-live-deployment/setting-trace-in-defaultaspx-and-webconfig
Did you try umbDebugShowTrace? http://our.umbraco.org/wiki/how-tos
Jeroen
It does not hel because setting umbracoDebugMode to true works only if you specify also umbDebugShowTrace in querystring and in this way the trace is displayed during page rendering.
Using normal asp.net trace feature allows you to record the trace while navigating into the site and look at it using the trace.axd page. In this way you can leave trace feature enabled for a period of time and analyze it.
It seems that umbraco, if you don't specify umbDebugShowTrace, disable tracing for default.aspx so no trace is recorded.
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