Been using umbraco quite some time now, in all versions. But now I one of my clients experienced a real strange bug. (using 4.7.2)
This morning one of the umbraco nodes (within umbraco content tree) suddenly had a different name and content. It displayed the name from another node in the same tree, and also the content of that node. Also its child-nodes had been depublished. (plus some other nodes)
So first we had a few nodes called:
Basic training 1
Basic training 2
Basic training 3
This morning it was:
Basic training 3
Basic training 2
Basic training 3
Plus the content of the '3'-nodes was the same. The logfile doesnt give the reason, only that there had been an error while my client changed and republished the node when he encountered the problem:
Error adding node with url 'Bedankt' to SiteMapProvider: System.InvalidOperationException: Multiple nodes with the same URL '/eft-relatietherapeuten/trainingen/basistraining-13-06-2014/bedankt/' were found. XmlSiteMapProvider requires that sitemap nodes have unique URLs.
Which is logical, but doesnt point to a clue. I checked the Rollback-list from 'Basic training 1', though nothing showed as well.
Is there any kind of API interaction that could be causing this? And are you 100% sure that no one else have had access to the Umbraco instance and changed it somehow?
Regarding the sitemap provider error you're seeing you can get rid of it by uncommenting the sitemap provider section in the web.config file. It's most likely something that you don't use if you don't know what it is and it's bloating the log table with weird errors that you really don't need to worry about.
Well, the point is I can't see any untoward publishing in the logfile and the rollback dropdown shows a list like this:
Basic training 1 Basic training 1 Basic training 1 Basic training 1 Basic training 3 (here suddenly its wrong) Basic training 1 (client reset the values and republished it to what it was)
They were all published by the central user and he clearly wouldnt change the content + is rather a perfectionist.
No API interactions that I a know of that have influence on these nodes.
Content problems
Hi guys,
Been using umbraco quite some time now, in all versions. But now I one of my clients experienced a real strange bug. (using 4.7.2)
This morning one of the umbraco nodes (within umbraco content tree) suddenly had a different name and content. It displayed the name from another node in the same tree, and also the content of that node. Also its child-nodes had been depublished. (plus some other nodes)
So first we had a few nodes called:
This morning it was:
Plus the content of the '3'-nodes was the same. The logfile doesnt give the reason, only that there had been an error while my client changed and republished the node when he encountered the problem:
Hi Martin
That sure is an odd issue.
Is there any kind of API interaction that could be causing this? And are you 100% sure that no one else have had access to the Umbraco instance and changed it somehow?
Regarding the sitemap provider error you're seeing you can get rid of it by uncommenting the sitemap provider section in the web.config file. It's most likely something that you don't use if you don't know what it is and it's bloating the log table with weird errors that you really don't need to worry about.
/Jan
Hi Jan,
Well, the point is I can't see any untoward publishing in the logfile and the rollback dropdown shows a list like this:
Basic training 1
Basic training 1
Basic training 1
Basic training 1
Basic training 3 (here suddenly its wrong)
Basic training 1 (client reset the values and republished it to what it was)
They were all published by the central user and he clearly wouldnt change the content + is rather a perfectionist.
No API interactions that I a know of that have influence on these nodes.
Martin
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