Hi all I am new to the forum. I am seeking help as my site that has worked flawlessly for five years now has encountered a problem in which all of the content has dissapeared. All of the images and the general brick and moarter set up has dissapeared. Ironically, our image slider on the home page seems to still be there.
our site is www.reuvengitter.com
I do not know what version I am running... I hit the "about button" on the page while logged in... and I got this messsage
Compiler Error Message: CS1583: 'h:\HostingTempFiles\root\0acdc12c\eaa63617\irhpqlyc.res' is not a valid Win32 resource file
I am wondering if this is a server issue? I am so confused.
If I were you I would try to find out if there is enough disk space on the web server and on the database server as well.
If not then that's probably the culprit. If there is then I would be nice to know what kind of changes might have been done to the site when this started to happen? Perhaps something has happened on the hosting environment like software upgrade or something like that. Or perhaps a permissions setting has been changed by a mistake.
To me it seems it's only the lower right part of the site that is failing for some reason? Other pages see to be working fine. So what's supposed to happen in the lower right corner?
Thanks for the welcome. On the site a few links still seem to be working and the pages are still there. How can I find if a permission setting was changed or is there any sort of "backup/restore function"? If links and pages are still visible on the site, then why would they not be visible in the umbraco folders?
Do you have access to the server where the site is hosted? Or is it running on shared hosting? If it's running on shared hosting you should get in touch with support and ask them if they can check disk space and permissions for you.
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Hi all I am new to the forum. I am seeking help as my site that has worked flawlessly for five years now has encountered a problem in which all of the content has dissapeared. All of the images and the general brick and moarter set up has dissapeared. Ironically, our image slider on the home page seems to still be there.
our site is www.reuvengitter.com
I do not know what version I am running... I hit the "about button" on the page while logged in... and I got this messsage
Compiler Error Message: CS1583: 'h:\HostingTempFiles\root\0acdc12c\eaa63617\irhpqlyc.res' is not a valid Win32 resource file
I am wondering if this is a server issue? I am so confused.
Thanks,
Reuven
Hi Reuven and welcome to our :)
Ouch, that's not good.
If I were you I would try to find out if there is enough disk space on the web server and on the database server as well.
If not then that's probably the culprit. If there is then I would be nice to know what kind of changes might have been done to the site when this started to happen? Perhaps something has happened on the hosting environment like software upgrade or something like that. Or perhaps a permissions setting has been changed by a mistake.
Looking forward to hearing from you.
/Jan
Hi Again
To me it seems it's only the lower right part of the site that is failing for some reason? Other pages see to be working fine. So what's supposed to happen in the lower right corner?
/Jan
...Ah and the navigation is not rendering either...missed the error text due to the contrast was not that clear :)
/Jan
Hi Jan,
Thanks for the welcome. On the site a few links still seem to be working and the pages are still there. How can I find if a permission setting was changed or is there any sort of "backup/restore function"? If links and pages are still visible on the site, then why would they not be visible in the umbraco folders?
Yes the navigation is totally off. it reads"Error reading XSLT file: \xslt\mtt_ultimateNav.xslt"
Hi Reuven
Do you have access to the server where the site is hosted? Or is it running on shared hosting? If it's running on shared hosting you should get in touch with support and ask them if they can check disk space and permissions for you.
/Jan
Will do, thanks Jan!
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