I got an error similar to this, but with a different provider ID. Turns out we had two instance of reCaptcha installed, but only one worked. There were several forms that still had the not-working instance applied. To find out which forms were problematic, I ran this query:
select * from UFForms
join UFPages on UFForms.id = UFPages.Form
join UFFieldSets on UFPages.id = UFFieldsets.Page
join UFFields on UFFieldSets.id = UFFields.Fieldset
where UFFields.id = 'PROVIDER ID HERE'
I located the form, applied the correct instance of reCaptcha, saved, and the problem went away.
I had this error when I added an Umbraco Forms custom field class. I found that visual studio and set the Build Action property of the class to Content. Try locating the class (global search for the GUID), right click on the class and select properties, then in the properties pane, set the build action to compile
One other thing to note: The documentation I used suggested creating custom fields in the App_Code section. I found that sometimes the changes the custom fields would not be registered and application start using this approach. So instead, I created a class in the root of the project with the Compile set on the build action
NO PROVIDER WITH ID '8E4E6FCF-1314-4263-BEA2-27F8F2F6A111' FOUND
Getting this error when running the migration tool:
NO PROVIDER WITH ID '8E4E6FCF-1314-4263-BEA2-27F8F2F6A111' FOUND
Seems this is a datatype not present on target server? How can I identify what this is?
Thanks
This seems to be the upload datatype. Is this built into Contour?
I got an error similar to this, but with a different provider ID. Turns out we had two instance of reCaptcha installed, but only one worked. There were several forms that still had the not-working instance applied. To find out which forms were problematic, I ran this query:
select * from UFForms join UFPages on UFForms.id = UFPages.Form join UFFieldSets on UFPages.id = UFFieldsets.Page join UFFields on UFFieldSets.id = UFFields.Fieldset where UFFields.id = 'PROVIDER ID HERE'
I located the form, applied the correct instance of reCaptcha, saved, and the problem went away.
I had this error when I added an Umbraco Forms custom field class. I found that visual studio and set the Build Action property of the class to Content. Try locating the class (global search for the GUID), right click on the class and select properties, then in the properties pane, set the build action to compile
One other thing to note: The documentation I used suggested creating custom fields in the App_Code section. I found that sometimes the changes the custom fields would not be registered and application start using this approach. So instead, I created a class in the root of the project with the Compile set on the build action
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