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  • StevenW 7 posts 23 karma points
    Jan 26, 2010 @ 18:38
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    Comment posting issue (/base related)

    I'm having trouble with getting the comments to work on a new install of Blog4Umbraco.  I've run the debugger on the javascript and have checked the HTTP requests via fiddler and the problems seems to be in the calls to the /base/blog4umbraco/createcomment/1130.aspx and /base/Blog4Umbraco/GetGravatarImage/[email]/80.aspx

    For the Gravatar request, I'm getting a HTTP 302 response (though Gravitar is no essential)

    for the CreateComment call, I am getting the response "Extension not found or permission denied

     

    I am using:

    Umbraco 4.0.2.1

    BlogForUmbraco 2.0.25

    asp.net 2

    The restExtensions.config file contains

    <ext assembly="/bin/Umlaut.Umb.Blog" type="Umlaut.Umb.Blog.Library.Base" alias="Blog4Umbraco">
        <permission method="CreateComment" returnXml="false" allowAll="true" />
        <permission method="GetGravatarImage" returnXml="false" allowAll="true" />
    </ext>

     

    I've not seen anyone else with this particular problem (others seem to be related to email validation), though I'm guessing this issue might be more to do with the Umbraco setup rather than anything in the blog system given the nature of the problem.

    Does anyone have any ideas of what I should be looking at to resolve this?

     

    thanks.

  • Sebastiaan Janssen 4899 posts 14655 karma points MVP admin hq
    Jan 26, 2010 @ 18:48
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    I think this is a known bug, check out this topic for more info.

  • Sebastiaan Janssen 4899 posts 14655 karma points MVP admin hq
    Jan 26, 2010 @ 18:51
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    Never mind, I'm being stupid! Didn't read your question correctly.

    In your XSLT, there should also be a reference to the XSLT extensions, in the first few lines. Create a new blank XSLT and copy the first few lines from there to your current XSLT. Specifically, you need the whole "xsl:stylesheet" tag, this includes namespaces and excluded prefixes necessary.

  • StevenW 7 posts 23 karma points
    Jan 26, 2010 @ 19:05
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    Thanks for the response.

    It turns out that my problem was actually caused by one of our URLrewriting rules (we have to convert URLs to lower case for SEO purposes), so this was causing problems with the /base processing.

    Once I removed the rewriting to test this theory, I have then encountered the email validation problem, so I'll follow up on that one now!

     

    thanks.

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