I just installed TwitterOAuthOap_1.zip file into an Umbraco 4.0.2.1 site (using old schema obviously, and .NET2.0.50727). I then copied the new hotfix dll into the bin directory. However, all XSLT macros on the site are now broken. They just give an error like this:
Could not load file or assembly 'file:///D:\inetpub\vhosts\thesite.com\httpdocs\umbraco\..TwitterOAuthOap.dll' or one of its dependencies. The system cannot find the file specified.
So that would be an issue with the double dot in the dll path, right? But how to fix?
Sorted I think. I changed the assembly reference in the xsltExtensions.config file to include 'bin' in the path. I think this is needed prior to 4.5, so possibly could be something to mention in the package notes, if this is indeed the issue?
Cool, built it becuase we had a load of sites on umbraco <4.5 and .net 2 and no upgrade. Also in todays update there is extra element in the xml tweet_link which is link to the tweet.
XSLT files broken after installing TwitterOAuthOap
Hi,
I just installed TwitterOAuthOap_1.zip file into an Umbraco 4.0.2.1 site (using old schema obviously, and .NET2.0.50727). I then copied the new hotfix dll into the bin directory. However, all XSLT macros on the site are now broken. They just give an error like this:
Error parsing XSLT file: \xslt\MainNavigation.xsltIn the debug trace it shows this:
So that would be an issue with the double dot in the dll path, right? But how to fix?
Many thanks!
Sorted I think. I changed the assembly reference in the xsltExtensions.config file to include 'bin' in the path. I think this is needed prior to 4.5, so possibly could be something to mention in the package notes, if this is indeed the issue?
Is it working now? I was going to suggest you check that config file as you say it has changed >4.5
Regards
Ismail
Yep, all good thanks Ismail. That was the only issue. Mega-useful package, thanks!
Dan,
Cool, built it becuase we had a load of sites on umbraco <4.5 and .net 2 and no upgrade. Also in todays update there is extra element in the xml tweet_link which is link to the tweet.
Regards
Ismail
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