I'm using 7.1.8, and have a node that has no name in my tree -- it is an author in ublogsy. I've tried to delete it but I get the red error message about contacting a system administrator about the node. Does anyone know how to do this properly in sql server (all related records that need to be deleted/updated as well)?
My approach would be using back office.
1) Copy the problem nodes's parent and it's descendents one by one manually. Do not copy/move the problem node.
2) Delete the problem node's parent.
Or
using ContentService
@{
var con = ApplicationContext.Current.Services.ContentService.GetById(IdOfTheProblemNode);
ApplicationContext.Current.Services.ContentService.Delete(con);
}
Thanks for your help -- but when I returned to the site 2 days later, I was able to delete the empty node without error. Very strange. But just for future reference, Jeroen, do you think those delete queries are still accurate for version 7.1.8?
How to manually delete a problem node
I'm using 7.1.8, and have a node that has no name in my tree -- it is an author in ublogsy. I've tried to delete it but I get the red error message about contacting a system administrator about the node. Does anyone know how to do this properly in sql server (all related records that need to be deleted/updated as well)?
Thanks!
Stephanie
My approach would be using back office. 1) Copy the problem nodes's parent and it's descendents one by one manually. Do not copy/move the problem node. 2) Delete the problem node's parent.
Or using ContentService
Try the query from this topic: http://our.umbraco.org/forum/core/general/17462-Missing-nodes-in-backend?p=1#comment68851
Jeroen
Thanks for your help -- but when I returned to the site 2 days later, I was able to delete the empty node without error. Very strange. But just for future reference, Jeroen, do you think those delete queries are still accurate for version 7.1.8?
Thanks!
Steph
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