Make sure you installed v1.0 or v1.1 if you're using Umbraco v4.x. Sounds like you installed v2.0 which was meant for v6 and removes the "Allowed at root" checkbox since it's built into v6.
Regarding the web.config, I wonder if it doesn't have appropriate permissions? If your app pool user doesn't have write permissions to it, the package installer won't be able to make modifications. But adding it manully is just fine as well.
I have ensured it's v. 1.0.1 that is installed .. and it's Umbraco v. 4.11.8 ..
I think the user NETWORK_SERVICE have the right permissions.. uGoLive checklist perhaps only validate against folders.. sometimes I also think another user on IIS must have permissions to write in files, e.g. generating .ics event files as in Business Website Starter Pack and if I remember correctly it wasn't enough that NETWORK_SERVICE had set the permissions..
"Allowed at root" property is missing
Hi...
I installed this package in v. 4.11.8 of Umbraco, but somehow I am missing the "allowed at root" property..
also these lines below wasn't added to web.config, but I added them manually:
What do I need to do to get this property visible?
/Bjarne
Hi Bjarne,
Make sure you installed v1.0 or v1.1 if you're using Umbraco v4.x. Sounds like you installed v2.0 which was meant for v6 and removes the "Allowed at root" checkbox since it's built into v6.
Regarding the web.config, I wonder if it doesn't have appropriate permissions? If your app pool user doesn't have write permissions to it, the package installer won't be able to make modifications. But adding it manully is just fine as well.
-Tom
Hi Tom
I have ensured it's v. 1.0.1 that is installed .. and it's Umbraco v. 4.11.8 ..
I think the user NETWORK_SERVICE have the right permissions.. uGoLive checklist perhaps only validate against folders.. sometimes I also think another user on IIS must have permissions to write in files, e.g. generating .ics event files as in Business Website Starter Pack and if I remember correctly it wasn't enough that NETWORK_SERVICE had set the permissions..
/Bjarne
Hi Tom..
I also tried to uninstall v. 1.0.1 of the package and install the once again, but no luck..
Then I uninstalled the package and instead installed v. 1.0 and now the "allowed at root" property is added when using this version.
Perhaps you have forgotten to include the property in the upgraded version for Umbraco v.4.x when developing v. 2.0 for Umbraco v6 ?
/Bjarne
Hi Tom..
Have you seen if this was a difference between v. 1.0 and v. 1.0.1 ?
Because in v. 1.0 the property is added, but not when I install v. 1.0.1..
/Bjarne
Hi Bjarne,
Yeah, I confirmed it was a bug in the way I did the branching for 1.0.1. I'll get this fixed soon - in the meantime, just use the 1.0 version :)
-Tom
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