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  • Patrick McAndrew 48 posts 163 karma points
    Feb 19, 2011 @ 11:25
    Patrick McAndrew
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    .NET Custom Control - Red line in umbdebugshowtrace

    I'm writing a custom .net control and its working as expected.  However, when I turn on umbdebugshowtrace, the line where the macro property is set is red (2nd to last line where it starts: macro filename) .  Does anyone know if that is an error?  I've tried upper/lowercasing it. Nothing appears in umbracoLog.

    umbracoMacro    Macro loaded from cache (ID: 4, uVersionClientCache)    0.63735561253415    0.000178
    renderMacro    Rendering started (macro: uVersionClientCache, type: 2, cacheRate: 0)    0.637391541711675    0.000036
    umbracoMacro    Custom control added (URGSystems.Umbraco.uVersionClientCache.VersionGenerator)    0.637422338149554    0.000031
    umbracoMacro    ScriptAssembly (URGSystems.Umbraco.uVersionClientCache)    0.637438669593884    0.000016
    umbracoMacro    Assembly file F:\InetpubData\Umbraco\bin\URGSystems.Umbraco.uVersionClientCache.dll LOADED!!    0.637685041096913    0.000246
    umbracoMacro    Assembly Loaded from (URGSystems.Umbraco.uVersionClientCache.dll)    0.637715370922097    0.000030
    macroProp    System.Collections.DictionaryEntry    0.637786296051757    0.000071
    macro    filename    0.637804027334172    0.000018
    macro    control property 'filename (/scripts/test.js)' worked    0.637849288765599    0.000045

     

     

  • Jan Skovgaard 11280 posts 23678 karma points MVP 11x admin c-trib
    Feb 19, 2011 @ 21:01
    Jan Skovgaard
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    Hi Patrick

    I'm not quite sure why it's red but it's not neccesarily an error. If it was an error you're right it would also be red but the potentiel error description would also be much more descriptive and the macro would of course not be working.

    I know this is a bit vague answer since it does not clarify what the red line indicates in this case but rest assured that in this case it's not because of an error.

    /Jan

  • Patrick McAndrew 48 posts 163 karma points
    Feb 20, 2011 @ 14:41
    Patrick McAndrew
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    Thanks Jan - guess I'll just leave it and hope nothing is too wrong :)

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