Hi Everyone
I am at my absolute wits end, I'm working on a site that is due today. It is an existing umbraco install and I can not get a hold of the developer
It seems to be a unique install as I am having lots of issues
The one I'm trying to solve right now is everytime i create a new doc type with a template, the template returns a 404 error if any pages are inherited at the top (as in what comes in a default blank template)
eg
If you are using Visual Studio, that is a better way for debugging code, but you do have to run the project to build a see the results. Others use umbraco's Back-Office.
I am using visual studio for the first time ever. I know nothing about it. I had been using the back office but the way it is set up in this existing site is even if you use the back office, you still have to build the project in Visual Studio.
Creating new doc type and template returns 404 error on preview - every time (editing existing site)
Hi Everyone I am at my absolute wits end, I'm working on a site that is due today. It is an existing umbraco install and I can not get a hold of the developer
It seems to be a unique install as I am having lots of issues
The one I'm trying to solve right now is everytime i create a new doc type with a template, the template returns a 404 error if any pages are inherited at the top (as in what comes in a default blank template) eg
I honestly don't know what to do, Program is the doc type I have just created. but if i keep the @inherit there it doesn't work
Please can someone help me. I'm so stuck and it's due today. I've watched 4 days of umbraco tv and searched and searched but I just can't solve this.
Tara,
i think the line should be
@inherits Umbraco.Web.Mvc.UmbracoViewPage<dynamic>Graham
Thanks Graham. I have also tried that syntax and it didn't work either...
But I have solved this!!!! It's because I didn't know I had to build the
I was able to get a hold of the developer and I think all my issues are happening as I wasn't building the project in VS code with ctrl shift B
I had no idea that I was required to do that. I didn't see it mentioned in the docs!!!
If you are using Visual Studio, that is a better way for debugging code, but you do have to run the project to build a see the results. Others use umbraco's Back-Office.
I am using visual studio for the first time ever. I know nothing about it. I had been using the back office but the way it is set up in this existing site is even if you use the back office, you still have to build the project in Visual Studio.
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