I am currently developing a website using Umbraco 7.3.1, I have run into an issue that doesn’t seem possible.
My content tree consists on a main landing page with children displaying through rendering a partial view. The main landing page is at root level. This is sat at the same level as my homepage which is also set up in a similar way with children rendering in through partial views.
When navigating to the landing page through the menu on the home page everything works with no errors however when I add a new content child to the landing page and save and publish the landing page I was just viewing displays an error 404. The 404 error also displays on all the other pages if I navigate to them directly.
The only way I can get to view any of the landing pages is by returning to the homepage (which doesn’t seem to break) and using the navigation.
I have checked the UmbracoTraceLog and I can see that the new content is being published, 3 seconds later it then displays Status code is 404 yet TrySkipIisCustomErrors is false - IIS will take over.
Any suggestions on how I might be able to fix this would be greatly appreciated.
I have a structure like this - is this wrong? My site has been running fine for a long time but with 7.3.1 the site eventually stops working (i.e. return 404 for all pages). Before the site stops working the UmbracoTraceLog.txt is filled with the above error described by Lian, i.e. Status code is 404 yet TrySkipIisCustomErrors is false - IIS will take over
Only way to (temporarily) resolve it is by restarting the Application Pool.
We have also the same :
"Status code is 404 yet TrySkipIisCustomErrors is false - IIS will take over."
hundreds of times in our logs after upgrading from 7.2.8 to 7.4.1.
Umbraco 7.3.1 returning code 404
Hello,
I am currently developing a website using Umbraco 7.3.1, I have run into an issue that doesn’t seem possible.
My content tree consists on a main landing page with children displaying through rendering a partial view. The main landing page is at root level. This is sat at the same level as my homepage which is also set up in a similar way with children rendering in through partial views.
When navigating to the landing page through the menu on the home page everything works with no errors however when I add a new content child to the landing page and save and publish the landing page I was just viewing displays an error 404. The 404 error also displays on all the other pages if I navigate to them directly.
The only way I can get to view any of the landing pages is by returning to the homepage (which doesn’t seem to break) and using the navigation. I have checked the UmbracoTraceLog and I can see that the new content is being published, 3 seconds later it then displays
Status code is 404 yet TrySkipIisCustomErrors is false - IIS will take over.Any suggestions on how I might be able to fix this would be greatly appreciated.
Many thanks
Lian
Hi Lian
The umbraco web module 404 is not something that is an issue for you, it's an internal process.
Your problems stem from the tree.
You must have a root node, a homepage which is a child of the root node. You can have additional nodes at the homepage level, but not at the root.
If you change the structure on the doctype you can move the nodes without having to rework anything.
Once you have that structure your 404's should go away.
Regards
Gary
Hi, I'm having the exact same issue on a 7.3.3 install.
Getting thousands of these warnings and site is constantly crashing.
This is my content structure. Is these something wrong with this?
Hello Gary
I have a structure like this - is this wrong? My site has been running fine for a long time but with 7.3.1 the site eventually stops working (i.e. return 404 for all pages). Before the site stops working the UmbracoTraceLog.txt is filled with the above error described by Lian, i.e.
Status code is 404 yet TrySkipIisCustomErrors is false - IIS will take overOnly way to (temporarily) resolve it is by restarting the Application Pool.
We have also the same : "Status code is 404 yet TrySkipIisCustomErrors is false - IIS will take over." hundreds of times in our logs after upgrading from 7.2.8 to 7.4.1.
Has someone found some workaround?
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