ERROR CREATING CONTROL FOR NODETYPE: ScheduledTasks
A bit new to umbraco but here goes..
using umbraco v 4.0.4.1 (Assembly version: 1.0.3793.17632)
.Net :2.0.50727.4205
database is SQL server 2005
I have installed the package and got the "scheduled tasks" to appear in the tree. I also have the "week","day" and "hour" subnodes. When i select Create off the "scheduled tasks" node i get the following error
Exception Details: System.ArgumentException: ERROR CREATING CONTROL FOR NODETYPE: ScheduledTasks
Source Error:
An unhandled exception was generated during the execution of the current web request. Information regarding the origin and location of the exception can be identified using the exception stack trace below.
Any ideas?? I also noted in your notes that some tables should be created in the database. What tables should i be looking out for as i did not notice any new tables after installing the package
Your install failed because the database user couldn't create the tables and I think the taskscheduler DLL is also not in the bin folder. I think the best thing to do is to give the network user modify rights to the bin folder and umbraco folder, also give the database user DBO rights so it can create tables, then uninstall the package and then install the package again.
An answer I gave to a post with a similar exception
"I encounterd the similar Exception message. The problem I had was
that my UI.xml (found in \umbraco\config\create ) had a faulty entry.
We had just added a new Umbraco section and pasted this right in. The
problem was that we used the the wrong double quotes : ” in stead of "
The code we used was the sample on http://www.nibble.be/?p=71 (nothing wrong with the supplied sample, we were just sloppy in copying it) .
You might need to stop the application pool before editing/saving the UI.xml, the file could be locked by it.
Hth "
If you are receiving this Exception Message, you will probably not be able to create any other kinds of nodes as well. If this is the case, I would start by examining the UI.xml
ERROR CREATING CONTROL FOR NODETYPE: ScheduledTasks
A bit new to umbraco but here goes..
using umbraco v 4.0.4.1 (Assembly version: 1.0.3793.17632)
.Net :2.0.50727.4205
database is SQL server 2005
I have installed the package and got the "scheduled tasks" to appear in the tree. I also have the "week","day" and "hour" subnodes. When i select Create off the "scheduled tasks" node i get the following error
Exception Details: System.ArgumentException: ERROR CREATING CONTROL FOR NODETYPE: ScheduledTasks
Source Error:
An unhandled exception was generated during the execution of the current web request. Information regarding the origin and location of the exception can be identified using the exception stack trace below.
Stack Trace:
Any ideas?? I also noted in your notes that some tables should be created in the database. What tables should i be looking out for as i did not notice any new tables after installing the package
Thanks
R
Hi,
Your install failed because the database user couldn't create the tables and I think the taskscheduler DLL is also not in the bin folder. I think the best thing to do is to give the network user modify rights to the bin folder and umbraco folder, also give the database user DBO rights so it can create tables, then uninstall the package and then install the package again.
Cheers,
Richard
An answer I gave to a post with a similar exception
"I encounterd the similar Exception message. The problem I had was that my UI.xml (found in \umbraco\config\create ) had a faulty entry. We had just added a new Umbraco section and pasted this right in. The problem was that we used the the wrong double quotes : ” in stead of "
The code we used was the sample on http://www.nibble.be/?p=71 (nothing wrong with the supplied sample, we were just sloppy in copying it) .
You might need to stop the application pool before editing/saving the UI.xml, the file could be locked by it.
Hth "
If you are receiving this Exception Message, you will probably not be able to create any other kinds of nodes as well. If this is the case, I would start by examining the UI.xml
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