I'm not sure if this is a bug or more of a feature request. Basically I've extracted some of the functionality from uBlogys to create blogs within my installation. It all worked fine until I published a post. The error occurred when the Comments node was being created. I figured out that the error message I received was to do with the GetDefaultDictionary() method. The Comments node needed to have all the properties:
When I add these properties to my Comments Doc Type it works fine. My request or bug report is should the Comments or Comment doc types actually have these properties as I'm not sure if they're relevant? Could the above method be amended to check when the node you're dealing with actual has these properties?
The comments node has these properties just in case you want to make use of them. Eg. if you want to make a template (masterpage) for the comments nodes which displays JUST the comments.
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I'm not sure if this is a bug or more of a feature request. Basically I've extracted some of the functionality from uBlogys to create blogs within my installation. It all worked fine until I published a post. The error occurred when the Comments node was being created. I figured out that the error message I received was to do with the GetDefaultDictionary() method. The Comments node needed to have all the properties:
When I add these properties to my Comments Doc Type it works fine. My request or bug report is should the Comments or Comment doc types actually have these properties as I'm not sure if they're relevant? Could the above method be amended to check when the node you're dealing with actual has these properties?
Hey Ben
Well it's some future proofing.
The comments node has these properties just in case you want to make use of them. Eg. if you want to make a template (masterpage) for the comments nodes which displays JUST the comments.
You do have the option of hiding those properties using http://our.umbraco.org/projects/backoffice-extensions/uhidesy
I've decided to leave those properties in there. Won't harm it and like you say, future proof.
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