Requesting children in a media folder returns images that no longer exist
I attempting to create a gallery, pulling in images from a folder in the Media Section. The problem is that it is outputting images that don't exist (at least any more) as if they are still there. Here is a list of images being returned:
And here is a list of what actually exists of those content nodes in the DB:
The list above is what I expect and reflects the images that I see in the Media Section. The only difference I see in setup is that I have a Cropper Datatype as a property on the Image DocumentType.
Is there someway I can clear the cache? I have tried republishing the site. The Media Recycle Bin is empty. I cannot see where else it is getting the content nodes that don't exist from.
Ok...could you try setting up a regular IIS site instead of using IIS express? I suspect there is something with IIS express / CE SQL that is no good for some weird reason.
I have experienced data loss using IIS express with CE SQL and others have as well.
So if you setup a real iis website to point to the website does this help?
I set up a standard IIS site and have the same issue. It has to be getting those nodeid's from somewhere! Bit of a mystery. I'll log it in Youtrack if nobody has any other suggestions.
Jan this turned out to be the Examine Indexes - when I deleted the Internal index files found in App_Data\Temp\ExamineIndexes\Internal my issue was resolved. I'm not sure what was preventing these from rebuilding but that was the issue.
Requesting children in a media folder returns images that no longer exist
I attempting to create a gallery, pulling in images from a folder in the Media Section. The problem is that it is outputting images that don't exist (at least any more) as if they are still there. Here is a list of images being returned:
And here is a list of what actually exists of those content nodes in the DB:
The list above is what I expect and reflects the images that I see in the Media Section. The only difference I see in setup is that I have a Cropper Datatype as a property on the Image DocumentType.
Is there someway I can clear the cache? I have tried republishing the site. The Media Recycle Bin is empty. I cannot see where else it is getting the content nodes that don't exist from.
My build is V7.1.1 using SQL CE.
Thanks in advance,
Alan.
Hi Alan
Are you running the site using IIS express?
/Jan
Hi Jan,
Yes IIS Express. Same behaviour on two seperate machines.
Alan
Hi Alan
Ok...could you try setting up a regular IIS site instead of using IIS express? I suspect there is something with IIS express / CE SQL that is no good for some weird reason.
I have experienced data loss using IIS express with CE SQL and others have as well.
So if you setup a real iis website to point to the website does this help?
If so please report an issue about this on the http://issues.umbraco.org/issues if it's not already created.
Hope this helps.
/Jan
Hi Jan,
I set up a standard IIS site and have the same issue. It has to be getting those nodeid's from somewhere! Bit of a mystery. I'll log it in Youtrack if nobody has any other suggestions.
Thanks for your help.
Alan
Jan this turned out to be the Examine Indexes - when I deleted the Internal index files found in App_Data\Temp\ExamineIndexes\Internal my issue was resolved. I'm not sure what was preventing these from rebuilding but that was the issue.
Alan
It's a known issue:
http://issues.umbraco.org/issue/U4-4679
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