Though, when I try to mark a document type as allowed on the root node, the value of the checkbox isnt persisted. This makes it impossible to create content and media at the root node with the package installed. I hope you can get a fix out soon :)
Hmm I only saved that it was allowed, than went to the root folder and it was allowed. Didn't open the documenttype afterwards. I know 4.7.1 has a different version of jQuery. No idea if that could have any effect. Can you test this package on a clean 4.7.0 to see if it works there?
Just did a test on a clean 4.7.0, same problem. But it sounds like I must be doing something wrong somewhere, weird. I wonder, could it be an issue with permissions somewhere?
What browser & version are you using? I'll see if I can reproduce here.
Also, the package needs write permissions to /config/StructureExtensions.config, that's where it keeps all your settings. Can you verify the permissions?
Been testing with both Chrome (15.0.874.121) and FF (8.0.1) without luck. The /config/StructureExtensions.config doen't get updated when I save something in the Umbraco ui, so that might be the problem, though I tried to give write access to as many services and users I could think of, yet still no luck.
Strange, can't seem to reproduce here in Chrome or FF in 4.7.0 or 4.7.1.
Actually if you don't have write permissions you should get an exception in the UI, so that shouldn't be the issue.
Curious, if you set the Default Doc Type only, does that update the config file?
Also just out of curiosity, can you try setting the .config file manually and see if it works? Note you need to touch your web.config to apply the changes:
<StructureExtensions> <DocTypes> <add id="1044" allowedAtRoot="true" /> <!-- change 1044 to ID of your doctype --> </DocTypes> </StructureExtensions>
Ok, figured it out. For some reason, the two previous installs didn't add the proper config section to the web.config (thinking about it, I think I might know why, totally my own fault). Just did a clean 4.7.1 install and got the section added and thus everything is working now. Sorry for the trouble and thank you all for the fast responses! #h5yr
"Allowed on root node" doesn't work
Just tried out your package, love the idea!
Though, when I try to mark a document type as allowed on the root node, the value of the checkbox isnt persisted. This makes it impossible to create content and media at the root node with the package installed. I hope you can get a fix out soon :)
Kind regards,
Mads
What version of Umbraco are you using? I tested it on 4.7.0 and there it works.
Jeroen
Tested it on a 4.7.1. Does it persist the value even after you reload the document type? I can't get it to do that.
Hmm I only saved that it was allowed, than went to the root folder and it was allowed. Didn't open the documenttype afterwards. I know 4.7.1 has a different version of jQuery. No idea if that could have any effect. Can you test this package on a clean 4.7.0 to see if it works there?
Jeroen
work fine for me in 4.7.1
thanks.
great package
Just did a test on a clean 4.7.0, same problem. But it sounds like I must be doing something wrong somewhere, weird.
I wonder, could it be an issue with permissions somewhere?
Did a quick video showing the issue:
http://screencast.com/t/OKsW9F8gB1
Hi Mads,
What browser & version are you using? I'll see if I can reproduce here.
Also, the package needs write permissions to /config/StructureExtensions.config, that's where it keeps all your settings. Can you verify the permissions?
Thanks,
Tom
Hey Tom
Been testing with both Chrome (15.0.874.121) and FF (8.0.1) without luck.
The /config/StructureExtensions.config doen't get updated when I save something in the Umbraco ui, so that might be the problem, though I tried to give write access to as many services and users I could think of, yet still no luck.
Strange, can't seem to reproduce here in Chrome or FF in 4.7.0 or 4.7.1.
Actually if you don't have write permissions you should get an exception in the UI, so that shouldn't be the issue.
Curious, if you set the Default Doc Type only, does that update the config file?
Also just out of curiosity, can you try setting the .config file manually and see if it works? Note you need to touch your web.config to apply the changes:
-Tom
Ok, figured it out. For some reason, the two previous installs didn't add the proper config section to the web.config (thinking about it, I think I might know why, totally my own fault). Just did a clean 4.7.1 install and got the section added and thus everything is working now. Sorry for the trouble and thank you all for the fast responses! #h5yr
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