iis-7,umbraco,umbraco6,umbraco7
I think the issue is the use of ports. Older versions of Umbraco were a bit flaky using a port as part of the domain. If you use a host name instead, that should work fine. As you're working on localhost, you could set up a hosts file entry for...
c#,asp.net-mvc,umbraco,umbraco6
The process of creating the custom section is as same as the links you provided. Check whether you are logged in as a root user, who created the umbraco project in the Users section. Also, Check the UmbracoUsers table in your umbraco database. Because the newly created section will only...
(converts it to (version 6)
html,rich-text-editor,umbraco6
In tinyMCEConfig.confg you have to insert the code tag among the validElements node
umbraco,umbraco7,umbraco6,umbraco5,umbraco-contour
Fix it. Solution! I deleted the /install folder... and its works! Another quirk that needs to be added to the documentation!...
It was a bug. One that I fixed at the UK Hackathon at the end of last year. The generic properties tab wasn't honouring the order of the generic properties. You can see more details on the Umbraco issue tracker here If you upgrade to 6.2, the issue should be...
umbraco,umbraco7,umbraco6,umbraco-blog
Found out there is a label data type, seems like I missed it, silly me.
I made it work finally using the following code: var urlPicker = new MultiUrlPickerDataEditor {Settings = new MultiUrlPickerSettings{ Standalone = false }}; Posting it here, in case anyone else ever struggle with the same thing....
umbraco,umbraco7,umbraco6,umbraco-blog
OK fixed it........ I had to change this in the web config to false <httpCookies requireSSL="true" /> I guess because I have copied the files from a live server that use SSL I have to have the same set up locally or change this value in the webconfig file. Hope...
umbraco,umbraco7,umbraco6,umbraco-blog,umbraco-contour
'Multinode Picker' is incompatible with the new version of Umbraco. You are getting this warning because one or more property editors is using this data-type. Umbraco's default behavior when you select 'Continue' is to simply replace the the data type with a noedit label. After the conversion, you can go...
This didn't work: passing a parameter through on the path to the ascx... e.g. <section ...> <tab ...> <control ...> `landing.ascx?tab=importer` But this will: Create a page e.g. landing-importer.ascx and in that page include the landing.ascx control you want with the correct parameter....
I solved this by Deleting the "cache" folder which is the App_Data folder. The site rebuilds this index. There must have been duplicates in the App_Data folder, clearing this folder solved the issue for me.