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  • Ryan Groene 9 posts 29 karma points
    Apr 17, 2012 @ 18:27
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    Cannot build project

    I wasn't sure where to place, but the issue does seem to be related to Razor, so I'll put it here. I've been having a number of problems trying to get certain things to work. But one of the issues is that I could not get a surface controller to work from the Controllers folder; I could only get it to work as a separate DLL (an installed package). Even then, running under IIS, on the pages that I called Html.Action, I just got a page that said nothing but "Sorry, an error occurred while processing your request." When I ran the project locally using IIS express, however, the form did render, but when I called it, I did a postback I got a 404 (though it did redirect to the same page like it was supposed to).

    However, none of those things are the main issue that I'm commenting on. I know I should have realized this a lot sooner, but obviously the reason why a controller within the project is not working is because I am unable to actually create a new build of the project, and this may also be related in some way to my other issues. When I try to build the project, the only page that gives me errors is _DevDatasetLayout.cshtml. They all seem to be related to the page not being a WebViewPage. Every time ViewBag, Url.Content, or Html.Partial (all of which are elements of WebViewPage) are called, I get an error. The strange thing is that *sometimes* these references act properly in the editor (in that they don't show blue error lines and intellisense works when I start typing in Url.Content or something like that) and I never have this issue on any other page.

  • Ryan Groene 9 posts 29 karma points
    Apr 17, 2012 @ 18:42
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    EDIT: Okay, it looks like I just wasn't noticing that I was looking at two different pages...the errors *always* show up on the page, and it is the one in App_Plugins\Packages\DevDataset\Views\_DevDatasetLayout.cshtml

  • Ryan Groene 9 posts 29 karma points
    Apr 17, 2012 @ 18:43
    Ryan Groene
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    (Aside: when I tried to edit my original post, I got an XSLT parsing error)

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    Apr 17, 2012 @ 18:52
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  • Ryan Groene 9 posts 29 karma points
    Apr 17, 2012 @ 21:06
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    Okay, well, bots are always helpful, but I don't play golf...so, moving on...

     

    I figured out what the problem was and this was apparently a problem underlying all of my previous ones. I had opened up Umbraco as a web site in visual studio rather than creating a solution for it. I tried it as a web application using a solution, and it all worked. That's probably something that should have been obvious to me before, so sorry for wasting time with stupid questions ;)

    But, now I have another problem. It's probably also related to something equally stupid, and I'm probably going to wind up answering it again before somebody else does, but I might as well say it: My form is posting back now to the proper method on my controller, but it's not posting back the model(all of the fields are null).

    My method is as follows:

    [HttpPost]
    public ActionResult processFormData(Contact model)
    {
    //processing logic


    Contact is a simple object that I placed in the Models directory.

    I'm rendering the view using a shared view, rendered using Html.Action, which uses Html.BeginUmbracoForm with the name of my controller and the method to post to. At the top I have

    @inherits System.Web.Mvc.WebViewPage<MyProject.Model.Contact> 

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