There's a few posts about where people make references to having empty trees when they upgrade and what not. Many of these posts find weird solutions like having to unblock DLLs, etc... or AjaxControlTookit doing something strange. Well, here's a new one. If you have empty trees you can try...
I just came across this and it is very annoying.
Different versions of CookComputing.XmlRpcV2.dll will make all your
trees show up completely empty without error/warning/logs, etc...
The one that is shipped with Umbraco (the one that works) is
2.2.0.4
The one (that i've tested now) that BREAKS all trees but doesn't tell you why is:
2.4.0.0
The strangest part about this is that I have no idea what inside of
Umbraco actually uses this library and it's definitely not the tree
services or apis. Not sure how CookComputing kills it but it really sux
since I've just wasted about 4 hrs trying to figure out why suddenly
things stopped working and debugging reveales no real issues.
Empty Trees? Try this....
There's a few posts about where people make references to having empty trees when they upgrade and what not. Many of these posts find weird solutions like having to unblock DLLs, etc... or AjaxControlTookit doing something strange. Well, here's a new one. If you have empty trees you can try...
I just came across this and it is very annoying.
Different versions of CookComputing.XmlRpcV2.dll will make all your trees show up completely empty without error/warning/logs, etc...
The one that is shipped with Umbraco (the one that works) is
2.2.0.4
The one (that i've tested now) that BREAKS all trees but doesn't tell you why is:
2.4.0.0
The strangest part about this is that I have no idea what inside of Umbraco actually uses this library and it's definitely not the tree services or apis. Not sure how CookComputing kills it but it really sux since I've just wasted about 4 hrs trying to figure out why suddenly things stopped working and debugging reveales no real issues.
Anwyays, hope this helps someone out there.
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