However, when I install teaCommerce I don't see anything in the teaCommerce tree other than the root teaCommerce folder.
If I try to uninstall teaCommerce I get JSON errors throughout the backend.
Is teaCommerce compatible with the new MVC builds? I have an MVC site that I'd like to add teaCommerce to, will simply "flicking the switch" in the config folder back to webforms allow me to successfully install teaCommerce and will it still function when I set the switch back to "Mvc" after installation?
Rather than using nuget to install the binaries, as recommended in the post I linked to above, if you just use nuget to grab the cms files then teaCommerce does work, even if you switch the config settings to Mvc before installing teaCommerce. The site also builds locally and can be run in a browser.
I can only assume that
a: the info on that other site about installing the binaries first is outdated, and
Glad you got it solved! I have never installed Umbraco using Nuget so don't know about that one. But Tea Commerce should install and work even in MVC mode. So don't know what is wrong in the way you did with the Nuget stuff from the link :)
using teaCommerce in an mvc build. Nothing appearing on the tree.
Hi. I've begun building umbraco sites as MVC builds, following the example on this page.
http://www.systenics.com/blog/setting-up-umbraco-6-in-visual-studio-2012-for-mvc-development/
However, when I install teaCommerce I don't see anything in the teaCommerce tree other than the root teaCommerce folder.
If I try to uninstall teaCommerce I get JSON errors throughout the backend.
Is teaCommerce compatible with the new MVC builds? I have an MVC site that I'd like to add teaCommerce to, will simply "flicking the switch" in the config folder back to webforms allow me to successfully install teaCommerce and will it still function when I set the switch back to "Mvc" after installation?
Update.
Rather than using nuget to install the binaries, as recommended in the post I linked to above, if you just use nuget to grab the cms files then teaCommerce does work, even if you switch the config settings to Mvc before installing teaCommerce. The site also builds locally and can be run in a browser.
I can only assume that
a: the info on that other site about installing the binaries first is outdated, and
b: teaCommerce doesn't like it when you do!
Hi Shaun
Glad you got it solved! I have never installed Umbraco using Nuget so don't know about that one. But Tea Commerce should install and work even in MVC mode. So don't know what is wrong in the way you did with the Nuget stuff from the link :)
Kind regards
Anders
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