Thanks Amir! This sort of bugs happen very frequently in Umbraco and there's no proper support for them! I truly hope Umbraco 7 will be the real deal..
We had a similar issue which we fixed by deleting the nodes and then moving them out of the recycle bin. This was good for us because in this case we (the developers) did not have direct access to the production environment.
Hi all, I've just had the same issue, e.g "did not pass validation rules" error (but the content itself was valid).
Found this thread and thanks to @Amir, checked for the trashed=1 in the database - and yup, that was it!
I was worried that if I moved the content node to the recycle bin it might delete it permanently, so I tried moving the content node to back under it's current parent (which was the top/root "Content" node) ... which worked fine. I checked the database and trashed=0 now - all good! I could publish the node again.
I just had this same problem - trashed = 1 in the umbracoNode table. Setting it back to 1 worked so thanks Amir for the explanation.
However - I was going to delete/restore these nodes rather than doing a database update (there were around 100 nodes to go through) so I first of all emptied the Recycle Bin so I could get a 'clean' bin to delete them to. Guess what - that deleted all the nodes permanently!!! :s So I now have to recreate those nodes...
I just wanted to share this so nobody else makes the same mistake!
I've created an issue here:
http://issues.umbraco.org/issue/U4-8374
Not sure if this is exactly the same root causes but seems close enough to link them together.
Failed to publish due to failure in passing validation rules
Hi there!
I got following problem, and hope someone is able to help me:
I moved at website to another location using the plugin "Courier".
At the old location, everything worked fine.
However, when I try to publish a given sub-page at the new location, UMBRACO fails, due to failure in passing validation rules.
-Thanks in advance :o)
Hi Niels and welcome to our :)
Are there more details in the error message you see? If so please post them here as well.
/Jan
Hi Jan. -> Thank You :o)
and thank You for replying.
However, I solved the problem:
I had to manually change som reference-ID's in the database, which somehow where stuck.
/Niels
Hi Niels,
Could you please share your solution for this issue?
I had the same problem and after couple of hours investigations, I found the reason.
Some Nodes has trashed=1 in umbracoNode !!!!
I updated them in Database and its fine now
Thanks Amir! This sort of bugs happen very frequently in Umbraco and there's no proper support for them! I truly hope Umbraco 7 will be the real deal..
Hi, im getting the same problem:
Homepage (1051) could not be published because these properties: did not pass validation rules.
Could you please tell me where to check?
Thanks!
Hi Roger,
I don't think there would be a proper and general fix for this issue.
This could be caused by anything, but for me it solved by updating the node. You need to have access to your database and know a bit about SQL
We had a similar issue which we fixed by deleting the nodes and then moving them out of the recycle bin. This was good for us because in this case we (the developers) did not have direct access to the production environment.
Hi all, I've just had the same issue, e.g "did not pass validation rules" error (but the content itself was valid).
Found this thread and thanks to @Amir, checked for the
trashed=1in the database - and yup, that was it!I was worried that if I moved the content node to the recycle bin it might delete it permanently, so I tried moving the content node to back under it's current parent (which was the top/root "Content" node) ... which worked fine. I checked the database and
trashed=0now - all good! I could publish the node again.Thanks all!
Cheers,
- Lee
I just had this same problem - trashed = 1 in the umbracoNode table. Setting it back to 1 worked so thanks Amir for the explanation.
However - I was going to delete/restore these nodes rather than doing a database update (there were around 100 nodes to go through) so I first of all emptied the Recycle Bin so I could get a 'clean' bin to delete them to. Guess what - that deleted all the nodes permanently!!! :s So I now have to recreate those nodes...
I just wanted to share this so nobody else makes the same mistake!
I've created an issue here: http://issues.umbraco.org/issue/U4-8374 Not sure if this is exactly the same root causes but seems close enough to link them together.
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