Errors installing version 6.1.5 - files. Xslt missing
Hello, I'm trying to install umbraco, I downloaded the file UmbracoCms.6.1.5.zip site http://our.umbraco.org/contribute/releases/615 I uploaded via ftp to my host I created the virtual directory (mysite.com \ wwwroot \ umbraco615) ASP.NET 4.0 - INTEGRATED PIPELINE and created the sql database. After installation usually occurred at the end I chose the Business template, and I am with the following errors: Error reading XSLT file: \ xslt \ umbBlogRssFeedLink.xslt Error reading XSLT file: \ xslt \ umbTopNavigation.xslt Error reading file: \ xslt \ umbBusinessFrontpageBlog.xslt ie all errors coming from xslt folder, however after unzipping the file UmbracoCms.6.1.5.zip Xslt realized that the folder only contains a Web.config file (do not have any. xslt there), and nothing else, I downloaded the UmbracoCms.6.1.4.zip this file anyway. How should I do, where I find these files? The umbraco can not be installed via ftp?
Having spent a couple of hours investigating the same issue, it appears that this problem occurs when running Umbraco 6.1.6 under a subdirectory e.g. http://localhost/cms/ pointing to c:\inetpub\wwwroot\cms\ (where the umbraco instance is installed).
The workaround for this is to setup a sub-domain in IIS, which points directly to the extracted umbraco files (e.g. cms.localhost -> c:\inetpub\wwwroot\cms). Once the installer is initiated, by browsing to http://cms.localhost/default.aspx, the files will be placed in the correct directory and packages can be installed without issue.
Without the subdomain, the installer attempts to create a named subdirectory (e.g. cms) under the umbraco installation folder, which contains all of the required files for the package.
Errors installing version 6.1.5 - files. Xslt missing
Hello, I'm trying to install umbraco, I downloaded the file UmbracoCms.6.1.5.zip site http://our.umbraco.org/contribute/releases/615 I uploaded via ftp to my host I created the virtual directory (mysite.com \ wwwroot \ umbraco615) ASP.NET 4.0 - INTEGRATED PIPELINE and created the sql database.
After installation usually occurred at the end I chose the Business template, and I am with the following errors:
Error reading XSLT file: \ xslt \ umbBlogRssFeedLink.xslt
Error reading XSLT file: \ xslt \ umbTopNavigation.xslt
Error reading file: \ xslt \ umbBusinessFrontpageBlog.xslt
ie all errors coming from xslt folder, however after unzipping the file UmbracoCms.6.1.5.zip Xslt realized that the folder only contains a Web.config file (do not have any. xslt there), and nothing else, I downloaded the UmbracoCms.6.1.4.zip this file anyway. How should I do, where I find these files? The umbraco can not be installed via ftp?
thanks
Those files are missing from the Business template package on your install.
You could try manually downloading the package from here:
http://our.umbraco.org/projects/starter-kits/business-website-starter-pack
And ftping up the XSLT files to the xslt folder.
Although XSLT is pretty old school now, so you may want to try another starter kit like uBootStrap.
http://our.umbraco.org/projects/starter-kits/ubootstrap
Having spent a couple of hours investigating the same issue, it appears that this problem occurs when running Umbraco 6.1.6 under a subdirectory e.g. http://localhost/cms/ pointing to c:\inetpub\wwwroot\cms\ (where the umbraco instance is installed).
The workaround for this is to setup a sub-domain in IIS, which points directly to the extracted umbraco files (e.g. cms.localhost -> c:\inetpub\wwwroot\cms). Once the installer is initiated, by browsing to http://cms.localhost/default.aspx, the files will be placed in the correct directory and packages can be installed without issue.
Without the subdomain, the installer attempts to create a named subdirectory (e.g. cms) under the umbraco installation folder, which contains all of the required files for the package.
(Useful link: http://our.umbraco.org/documentation/Installation/install-umbraco-manually -> 'Using a Virtual Directory')
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