Couldn't find any page exception every time i publish a post
Hello,
I have big problmes publishing posts with BlogForUmbraco. If i create a new post and try to publish it i always get this type of exception.
Couldn't find any page with the nodeId = 1551. This is most likely caused by the page isn't published! Parameter name: nodeId
If i reload the content three it seems like the post i published and it ends up in the right date folder. It is not visible on the site though.
If i open the post and publish it once again i get the same exception, but now the post is visible on the site.
If i open the post for the third time and publish it again I get the correct message "Content is published" and no exception. It is a real pain to have to publish your posts three times for it to work correctly.
Any suggestion on what i might do to get it to work?
"I had the same problem. Someone has already fixed this in codeplex...I just downloaded the latest source and compiled and deployed the DLL and it works fine.
Unpack the file you just download, and go into the following directory, \blog4umbraco-68424\Umlaut.Umb.Blog and open the Umlaut.Umb.Blog.sln file.
If you are running .NET 4.0, remember to change the framwork version of the solution to 4.0 (right click project in visual studio and chose properties, then select .net 4.0 in the dropdown under target framwork). Then rightclick the solution and chose rebuild.
When it is done the assembly will be located in the bin folder, \blog4umbraco-68424\Umlaut.Umb.Blog\Umlaut.Umb.Blog\bin\
Copy and replace Umlatu.Umb.Blog dll file to your website bin folder. Remember to do a backup before doing this in case something should happen.
Couldn't find any page exception every time i publish a post
Hello,
I have big problmes publishing posts with BlogForUmbraco. If i create a new post and try to publish it i always get this type of exception.
If i reload the content three it seems like the post i published and it ends up in the right date folder. It is not visible on the site though.
If i open the post and publish it once again i get the same exception, but now the post is visible on the site.
If i open the post for the third time and publish it again I get the correct message "Content is published" and no exception. It is a real pain to have to publish your posts three times for it to work correctly.
Any suggestion on what i might do to get it to work?
Cheers
I get exactly this error as described above and need to get it resolved asap.
This forum post describes the same problem:
http://our.umbraco.org/projects/collaboration/blog-4-umbraco/using-blog-4-umbraco/19628-Couldn%27t-find-any-page-with-the-nodeId
Trevor Loader found the problem:
"I had the same problem. Someone has already fixed this in codeplex...I just downloaded the latest source and compiled and deployed the DLL and it works fine.
Get source from here blog4umbraco.codeplex.com/.../changesets
/Rune
I did manage to download the sourcecode and edit the code myself, did not now it was solved in one of the changesets :)
Tommy,
Can you give some help compiling the changeset so i can use it?
If you can, what do i need to do? I've never done this before so i have no idea where to start.
Thanks
Chris
Ofc Chris.
Just go to http://blog4umbraco.codeplex.com/SourceControl/list/changesets and click download to right under "Latest version".
Unpack the file you just download, and go into the following directory, \blog4umbraco-68424\Umlaut.Umb.Blog and open the Umlaut.Umb.Blog.sln file.
If you are running .NET 4.0, remember to change the framwork version of the solution to 4.0 (right click project in visual studio and chose properties, then select .net 4.0 in the dropdown under target framwork). Then rightclick the solution and chose rebuild.
When it is done the assembly will be located in the bin folder, \blog4umbraco-68424\Umlaut.Umb.Blog\Umlaut.Umb.Blog\bin\
Copy and replace Umlatu.Umb.Blog dll file to your website bin folder. Remember to do a backup before doing this in case something should happen.
Cheers.
Tommy,
Thank you so much! worked a treat, now no error!
Nice one!
thanks
Chris
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