I have read several posts on this issue, but did not find the solution for me.
As the summay suggests, after login onto Umbraco I get the umbraco UI. Everything looks fine except all nodes (Content, Media, Developers etc) in the Content navigation tree are empty.
Changing the read/write premissions on the server of the hosting provider is not a option.
umbraco v
4.0.3 (Assembly version: 1.0.3680.15881)
You might start by checking the umbracoLog table to see if any errors are logged. If not, you might try using a HTTP sniffer like Fiddler and see if any errors (500) are returned and see if you can see the raw error text. I would assume it's probably a permissions issue though.
My provider doesn't allow me te change the permissions on the temp folder. On my server the website works fine, but on the hosting server it doesn't. I have multiple site there work fine.
Umbraco administrator empty treenavigation
Hi,
I have read several posts on this issue, but did not find the solution for me.
As the summay suggests, after login onto Umbraco I get the umbraco UI. Everything looks fine except all nodes (Content, Media, Developers etc) in the Content navigation tree are empty.
Changing the read/write premissions on the server of the hosting provider is not a option.
umbraco v 4.0.3 (Assembly version: 1.0.3680.15881)
AJAX toolkit version 1.0.10920.32880
Hi,
Is this a brand new install? Or an existing one that went haywire?
I have seen this happen on existing installs after adding a new CustomAction or other tree "extensions". Did you change anything recently?
Either way, Umbraco will require write permissions if you don't have them set already...
-Tom
Hi,
It is a copy of an existing website I developed a year ago. I did not develop any CustonActions or tree "extensions".
I have set the write premission on the following folders:
bin
config
css
data
masterpages
media
python
scripts
umbraco
usercontrols
web.config
xslt
Is there way to debug or trace events to investigate this issue?
You might start by checking the umbracoLog table to see if any errors are logged. If not, you might try using a HTTP sniffer like Fiddler and see if any errors (500) are returned and see if you can see the raw error text. I would assume it's probably a permissions issue though.
-Tom
Hi Bas,
Did/Can you also set the permissions on your temp folder? See this post for more information: http://our.umbraco.org/forum/using/ui-questions/6461-No-nodes-ind-the-backend.
Cheers,
Michael.
My provider doesn't allow me te change the permissions on the temp folder. On my server the website works fine, but on the hosting server it doesn't. I have multiple site there work fine.
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