I'm not sure what you're asking here - Is it how to figure out why the macro is throwing an error? Or is it if it matter to the login functionality? (Sorry if I'm missing it totally).
its how to figure why the macro is throwing an error?
i was only wondering if this was contributing to the inability to login.... but yes would like to resolve it as other macros insert into the page without this error
Find the umb config file located on /config/umbracoSettings.config and change from " <MacroErrors>inline</MacroErrors>" to " <MacroErrors>throw</MacroErrors>". And you can see the actual errors.
How are you adding the macro ? Are you calling it from your view or do you have inserted it in the Rich Text Editor?
Maybe calling your page with the querystring umbdebug=true. This will provide some useful information. Make sure to set the debug attribute of your compilation tag in the web.config to true to get this working
Could you comment (@* *@) all codes inside login.cshtml or make it empty, just for a testing purpose. And see what will it happen.
I assume, it should not throw any error, and should not render login form when login.cshtml file is empty.
macro partial error
i have a login form where users are unable to login with valid credentials.
when i look at the page in umbraco the body text just contains the login macro partial however it shows in the textbox as an error....
Error loading Partial View script (file: ~/Views/MacroPartials/Login.cshtml)
Although the login renders ok in the page despite this error messgae would this possibly be affecting the functionality causing the login issue?
Hi Mark
I'm not sure what you're asking here - Is it how to figure out why the macro is throwing an error? Or is it if it matter to the login functionality? (Sorry if I'm missing it totally).
/Jan
its how to figure why the macro is throwing an error?
i was only wondering if this was contributing to the inability to login.... but yes would like to resolve it as other macros insert into the page without this error
Hi,
Find the umb config file located on /config/umbracoSettings.config and change from "
<MacroErrors>inline</MacroErrors>" to "<MacroErrors>throw</MacroErrors>". And you can see the actual errors.How are you adding the macro ? Are you calling it from your view or do you have inserted it in the Rich Text Editor?
Maybe calling your page with the querystring umbdebug=true. This will provide some useful information. Make sure to set the debug attribute of your compilation tag in the web.config to true to get this working
Dave
Hi Mark
Ok, then you might need to make use of the debug profiler? See the answers from me and Dave here http://our.umbraco.org/forum/umbraco-7/using-umbraco-7/49459-umbdebug-version-7
Hope this helps.
/Jan
the macro is included via the RTE...
when changing inline to throw i get this error..
"failed to retrieve macro result for macro with alias login"
Backup your macro "Login.cshtml".
Could you comment (@* *@) all codes inside login.cshtml or make it empty, just for a testing purpose. And see what will it happen. I assume, it should not throw any error, and should not render login form when login.cshtml file is empty.
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