I'm creating a website with Umbraco 7, I installed the package FontAwesome Icons Dropdown with nuget command line
Install-Package FontAwesomeIconsDropdown
I noticed that is was the wrong package so I decided to remove it using:
Uninstall-Package FontAwesomeIconsDropdown
After I uninstalled the package I recieved a 500.19 error on the front end of the website, the backend is working fine.
some details about the error:
I think there is something wrong with the references but I can't find it, al already tried reinstalling ImageProcessor and deleting the line in the config file but both didn't do the trick.
I've had lots of issues installing and uninstalling packages. Typically, the way I resolve it is download the package .ZIP file you uninstalled from the Umbraco site and unzip the contents to see what could have been uninstalled.
More often than not it is a dll that was packaged directly in the package, and hence is removed when you uninstall the package (either through nuget or through the built-in package manager).
Internal server error after uninstalling package nuget
I'm creating a website with Umbraco 7, I installed the package FontAwesome Icons Dropdown with nuget command line
Install-Package FontAwesomeIconsDropdown I noticed that is was the wrong package so I decided to remove it using:
Uninstall-Package FontAwesomeIconsDropdown After I uninstalled the package I recieved a 500.19 error on the front end of the website, the backend is working fine.
some details about the error:
I think there is something wrong with the references but I can't find it, al already tried reinstalling ImageProcessor and deleting the line in the config file but both didn't do the trick.
I've had lots of issues installing and uninstalling packages. Typically, the way I resolve it is download the package .ZIP file you uninstalled from the Umbraco site and unzip the contents to see what could have been uninstalled.
More often than not it is a dll that was packaged directly in the package, and hence is removed when you uninstall the package (either through nuget or through the built-in package manager).
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