If you really have the needs for deleting the document type, then you can probably delete it directly in the database through your SQL Manager. I haven't tried this my self and you have to be carefull what you do, but I think you need to delete the document type in the following two tables: dbo.cmsContentType and dbo.cmsDocumentType.
I deleted the document types directly in SQL Manager. Indeed not a trivial thing to do. Lot's of foreign keys (there also have to be deleted records in dbo.CmPpropertyType and cms.propertydata, as well as dbo.ContentTypeAllowedContentType and dbo.CmsTab
But my documenttypes are deleted now .... hope this bug gets fixed soon :)
Ohh that was quite a few more tables than I mentioned. But nice to know in the future if one ever runs into this problem. I'm sure this problem will be fixed before the final release of v4.6 :)
bug in Umbraco Juno Beta?
Hi, I don't know if this is a bug in Umbraco Juno Beta, but I have a document type and two child document types
portfolio
.. portfolioslider
.. portfoliosliders
I cannot delete any of these document types, everytime I try to delete one, I get the following message:
Error handling action. Object not set to an instance of an object.
Thanks for the advice
Anthony Candaele
Belgium
Hi Anthony,
I just tried to do the same setup as you.
When I try to delete a document type, I get the same message as you. I don´t know if it's a bug. But you are not alone in getting the message
/ Dennis Aaen
Yes, it appears to be a bug in the beta, I have the same problem - please vote up this issue: http://umbraco.codeplex.com/workitem/29789
ok, then this is officialy the first bug I found in Umbraco : )
Is there another way to delete a document type?
greetings,
Anthony Candaele
Belgium
ok, then this is officialy the first bug I found in Umbraco : )
Is there another way to delete a document type?
greetings,
Anthony Candaele
Belgium
Hi Anthony
If you really have the needs for deleting the document type, then you can probably delete it directly in the database through your SQL Manager. I haven't tried this my self and you have to be carefull what you do, but I think you need to delete the document type in the following two tables: dbo.cmsContentType and dbo.cmsDocumentType.
/Kim A
Hi Kim,
I deleted the document types directly in SQL Manager. Indeed not a trivial thing to do. Lot's of foreign keys (there also have to be deleted records in dbo.CmPpropertyType and cms.propertydata, as well as dbo.ContentTypeAllowedContentType and dbo.CmsTab
But my documenttypes are deleted now .... hope this bug gets fixed soon :)
greetings,
Anthony Candaele
Ohh that was quite a few more tables than I mentioned. But nice to know in the future if one ever runs into this problem. I'm sure this problem will be fixed before the final release of v4.6 :)
/Kim A
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