Just upgraded a few websites from 7.2.8 to 7.3.0. Everything seems to work nice, but there's a small issue in the backend (in every site I've upgraded). Each template is added two times in the tree, one in the root and one nested correctly.
In the /Views directory everything seems fine, there is just one of each.
The root view (Master.cshtml) has a @{ Layout = null; }
The nested views have a @{ Layout = "Master.cshtml"; }
Tab property's > master template is correct.
Clicking on a view in the root (in the backend) opens the nested one
Yeah not saying that you need to completely redo your site, just wondering if you see the same behaviour in a fresh install , but just did a check of a fresh 7.3 and there it appears fine
I don't have a master column in that table. In the design column the content is correct. The record with alias Master has a Layout = null, the other records a Layout = "Master.cshtml". Every record is unique (no doubles).
The AJAX-call in the backend to get the tree data (/umbraco/backoffice/UmbracoTrees/LegacyTree/GetNodes) is returning exactly what I see. So at root level all the views that should be underneath the Master (in my example), with parentId = -1. And after opening the Master-section in the tree, the next AJAX-call is what you expect, it returns te same, but all the views got parentId = 1051 (id from Master.cshtml).
Looking up those id's in table umbracoNode the parentID also seems good.
Are there any other places that store the parent-child relation?
Just did a join from the cmsTemplate-table on the umbracoNode-table. This is the result. I don't exactly know how Umbraco has designed the database, but to me it looks okay?!
I'm having precisely the same issue. Nobody has fix?
the returned data from umbraco/backoffice/UmbracoTrees/LegacyTree/GetNodes looks right vis-a-vis what is being displayed, but there are child templates that are being returned.
Double views (templates), not being nested
Just upgraded a few websites from 7.2.8 to 7.3.0. Everything seems to work nice, but there's a small issue in the backend (in every site I've upgraded). Each template is added two times in the tree, one in the root and one nested correctly.
Any ideas?
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Have you tried this on a fresh install does the same happen there?
Not yet Tim, I'm hoping it's possible to fix this within the upgraded sites. A clean install is too much of a hassle and a last resort.
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Yeah not saying that you need to completely redo your site, just wondering if you see the same behaviour in a fresh install , but just did a check of a fresh 7.3 and there it appears fine
Thanks Tim. I've also tried a clean install and that works fine.
Checked the cmsTemplate table from the websites that shows this problem and to me it seems okay:
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and he master column does that look ok?
I don't have a master column in that table. In the design column the content is correct. The record with alias Master has a Layout = null, the other records a Layout = "Master.cshtml". Every record is unique (no doubles).
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Ah ok must be looking at an older table structure then hmm no idea then your structure looks similar to the starter kit so it beats me...
My clean install (7.3.0) have the same columns. Even the content looks the same (after adding some templates).
The AJAX-call in the backend to get the tree data (/umbraco/backoffice/UmbracoTrees/LegacyTree/GetNodes) is returning exactly what I see. So at root level all the views that should be underneath the Master (in my example), with parentId = -1. And after opening the Master-section in the tree, the next AJAX-call is what you expect, it returns te same, but all the views got parentId = 1051 (id from Master.cshtml).
Looking up those id's in table umbracoNode the parentID also seems good. Are there any other places that store the parent-child relation?
Just upgraded these sites to 7.3.1 and still have this issue. Are there other things I can check? How is that tree generated?
Anybody? :(
Just did a join from the cmsTemplate-table on the umbracoNode-table. This is the result. I don't exactly know how Umbraco has designed the database, but to me it looks okay?!
I'm having precisely the same issue. Nobody has fix?
the returned data from umbraco/backoffice/UmbracoTrees/LegacyTree/GetNodes looks right vis-a-vis what is being displayed, but there are child templates that are being returned.
"Glad" to hear I'm not the only one with this problem.
I still haven't found a solution and unfortunately clueless how to solve it... hope there's some help from the community.
OK, I fixed it by basically upgrading manually.
Here's what I did (for the second time, didn't work the first, or I missed something, or...):
Stopped the app pool Stopped the web
downloaded a fresh copy of 7.3.1 (zipped)
copied the following directories over-writing everything after taking a backup:
AppBrowsers AppData bin Config Umbraco Umbraco_Client
Started up the web Started up the App Pool
Glorious Success!
Super! I've tried it with the bin, Umbraco and Umbraco_Client directories before, so it must have been something in one of the others. Thanks!
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