I've just completed upgrading a site with many graphic uploads that uses DAMP and ImageGen from V7.4.2 to V4.9.1. I think it's all ok exept for one thing. In the Media section if I click on any node at all, I just get a spinner, no images whatsoever. The main reason for the upgrade was to improve image handling.
same issue here: also upgraded from 4.7.2 to 4.9.1 without any issues besides this one. on all media folder pages the spinner would just keep spinning infinitely without ever showing its contents. i pasted a screenshot of the effect below. any ideas anyone?
Has this been resolved?, I have something similar, my site is fine locally but the version live I can't access any files in the media folder (except throudh imagegen). Directly linking to the file gives a 302 message, and redirects to my home page.
BTW: Accessing the media files is not a problem in my scenario (and supposedly in craigs): Linking the files is OK, and directly clicking on the files/images in the media section also does what it should do: displaying image and properties tab. But when clicking on a folder (including the root of the Media tree), the contained images just don't get displayed.
Deleting App_global.asax.dll from the /bin folder does the trick.
When examining the error cause i stumbled upon the stack trace pasted below. Searching the forum for any clues i found the solution in post 4.9 images/media broke? - thx Albert
Exception: Unable to load one or more of the types in assembly 'App_global.asax, Version=0.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=null'. Exceptions were thrown: System.TypeLoadException: Could not load type 'umbraco.Global' from assembly 'umbraco, Version=1.0.4679.40364, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=null'.] umbraco.BusinessLogic.Utils.TypeFinder.FindClassesMarkedWithAttribute(Assembly assembly, Type attribute) +957 umbraco.BusinessLogic.Utils.TypeFinder.FindClassesMarkedWithAttribute(Type attribute) +156 umbraco.presentation.umbracobase.restExtension..ctor(String extensionAlias, String methodName) +602 umbraco.presentation.umbracobase.requestModule.httpApp_PostAcquireRequestState(Object sender, EventArgs e) +879 System.Web.SyncEventExecutionStep.System.Web.HttpApplication.IExecutionStep.Execute() +80 System.Web.HttpApplication.ExecuteStep(IExecutionStep step, Boolean& completedSynchronously) +165
Media hang on upgrade from 4.7.2 to 4.9.1
Hi,
I've just completed upgrading a site with many graphic uploads that uses DAMP and ImageGen from V7.4.2 to V4.9.1. I think it's all ok exept for one thing. In the Media section if I click on any node at all, I just get a spinner, no images whatsoever. The main reason for the upgrade was to improve image handling.
Would anyone know what might be wrong here?
Thanks
Craig
same issue here: also upgraded from 4.7.2 to 4.9.1 without any issues besides this one.
on all media folder pages the spinner would just keep spinning infinitely without ever showing its contents.
i pasted a screenshot of the effect below. any ideas anyone?
thx,
peter
Has this been resolved?, I have something similar, my site is fine locally but the version live I can't access any files in the media folder (except throudh imagegen). Directly linking to the file gives a 302 message, and redirects to my home page.
Nothing new so far...
BTW: Accessing the media files is not a problem in my scenario (and supposedly in craigs):
Linking the files is OK, and directly clicking on the files/images in the media section also does what it should do: displaying image and properties tab.
But when clicking on a folder (including the root of the Media tree), the contained images just don't get displayed.
OK - got it solved:
Deleting App_global.asax.dll from the /bin folder does the trick.
When examining the error cause i stumbled upon the stack trace pasted below. Searching the forum for any clues i found the solution in post 4.9 images/media broke? - thx Albert
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