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I just did a fresh install on my test site. I am running 7.4.3. I am getting this error when I am logged in and trying to access a post or posting something new: http://prntscr.com/c6sil8
Just had a look in the SimpilyForumsController.cs
In line 15:
public class SimpilyForumsController : SurfaceController
I've changed it to this:
public class SimpilyForumsController : Umbraco.Web.Mvc.SurfaceController
That works!
Hi Søren,
Great that you found solution!!!
Best,
Alex
Sorry to revive a dead thread, but I ran into this same problem recently (only after turning "debug" off in web.config).
Any idea why the fully qualified class name works, but just referencing Umbraco.Web.Mvc at the top of the file and using the naked class name doesn't?
[edit] Updating that even with fully qualified class names it still randomly can't find surface controllers on cache clears, so it isn't solved.
Same issue for me. Refreshing the site cache via a republish all kicks it back into life, but this is far from ideal.
Changing line 49 in RenderPostEditor.cshtml to the following resolved this for us (at present!):
using (Html.BeginUmbracoForm("PostReply", "SimpilyForums", new { @class = "form-horizontal forum-reply-form" }))
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Could not find the surface controller
I just did a fresh install on my test site. I am running 7.4.3.
I am getting this error when I am logged in and trying to access a post or posting something new: http://prntscr.com/c6sil8
Just had a look in the SimpilyForumsController.cs
In line 15:
I've changed it to this:
That works!
Hi Søren,
Great that you found solution!!!
Best,
Alex
Sorry to revive a dead thread, but I ran into this same problem recently (only after turning "debug" off in web.config).
Any idea why the fully qualified class name works, but just referencing Umbraco.Web.Mvc at the top of the file and using the naked class name doesn't?
[edit] Updating that even with fully qualified class names it still randomly can't find surface controllers on cache clears, so it isn't solved.
Same issue for me. Refreshing the site cache via a republish all kicks it back into life, but this is far from ideal.
Changing line 49 in RenderPostEditor.cshtml to the following resolved this for us (at present!):
is working on a reply...