Sorry, the following error has occured: Property accessor 'CreatorUserEmail' on object 'Diplo.LinkChecker.UmbracoCheckedPage' threw the following exception:'No Document exists with Version '086e165b-fae6-4382-8b2b-64c811d3eb2e''
That seems like slightly weird error, as it appears to be coming from Umbraco. Basically, to index all the pages I build up a list of all the nodes in the site using the API. This error seems to be originating from the Umbraco API. I will have a look and see what I can do. It's simple enough for me to "mask" errors, but in the initial release of this project I wanted to ensure that any geniuine bugs were squashed first. I'll let you know...
I don't really know what causes this error, apart from it's something to do with the underlying Umbraco framework that is beyond my control. If you check Google you'll see this is quite a common error with Umbraco.
What I've done is to try and make the latest version (1.21) a bit more robust so it should handle such errors without stopping. I haven't been able to test this much, as I can't recreate your particular situation - so it's fingers crossed time :)
You can download the new version from the usual place. If you prefer, you can just extract the Diplo.LinkChecker.dll from the package and overwrite the one in /bin.
There was a page that doesn't exist anymore, but somehow it wasn't deleted completely from the database because it still thought there was a node there, in fact, it found bad links on that node. So, I'll go into the database and fix that problem.
I still have 7000+ more pages to check. Hopefully there won't be any more bugs! Thanks so much for your help!
Property accessor 'CreatorUserEmail'
Sorry, the following error has occured:
Property accessor 'CreatorUserEmail' on object 'Diplo.LinkChecker.UmbracoCheckedPage' threw the following exception:'No Document exists with Version '086e165b-fae6-4382-8b2b-64c811d3eb2e''
This was the last page checked:
http://myfwc.com/viewing/recreation/wmas/lead/hilochee/wildlife/wildlife-sampler
I'll look through the pages that follow and see if I can find anything.
That seems like slightly weird error, as it appears to be coming from Umbraco. Basically, to index all the pages I build up a list of all the nodes in the site using the API. This error seems to be originating from the Umbraco API. I will have a look and see what I can do. It's simple enough for me to "mask" errors, but in the initial release of this project I wanted to ensure that any geniuine bugs were squashed first. I'll let you know...
I don't really know what causes this error, apart from it's something to do with the underlying Umbraco framework that is beyond my control. If you check Google you'll see this is quite a common error with Umbraco.
What I've done is to try and make the latest version (1.21) a bit more robust so it should handle such errors without stopping. I haven't been able to test this much, as I can't recreate your particular situation - so it's fingers crossed time :)
You can download the new version from the usual place. If you prefer, you can just extract the Diplo.LinkChecker.dll from the package and overwrite the one in /bin.
Ok, I'll test it out and see if I can get past that error now.
Yay! I was able to get past the error. :)
There was a page that doesn't exist anymore, but somehow it wasn't deleted completely from the database because it still thought there was a node there, in fact, it found bad links on that node. So, I'll go into the database and fix that problem.
I still have 7000+ more pages to check. Hopefully there won't be any more bugs! Thanks so much for your help!
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