Some of our projects use Project Planning & Tracking functionality of ALM. We are facing an issue where the functionality is not working for one project even though it works fine for other projects.
We already did project verify & repair from Site Admin but of no help. Also there are no errors in the logs.
What can be the issue and how can we resolve it.
Thanks.
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I´m trying to start a project I pulled from a colleague. No errors, no visible issue in the project.
The project starts without problems, but immediately force me to login to Umbraco. When I enter credentials for the Admin I am returned to a view that is forcing me to upgrade Umbraco version, something I do not want to do since the project is live on the Umbraco I´m currently on.
I have worked with Umbraco before on several project and never experienced this issue.
The project is running fine on my colleagues computer, connected to the same umbraco database. He has no changes that are not committed to the repository I´m pulling the project from.
Any ideas what might be causing this situation?
Umbraco v6.2.6 (Assembly version: 1.0.5906.18846)
Thanks and best regards, Martin
Check that the version of Umbraco in the core DLLs matches the one that's in the "umbracoConfigurationStatus" appSettings key in your web.config file. If they're different, it'll try and get you to upgrade. Compare against your colleagues machine as well to see if there's a difference between what's on his machine and yours.
You get the upgrade message when Umbraco detects a mismatch between the version it's running and what the web.config file says the site is running.
I'm developing a very simple website in ASP.Net Core 1.1, and all of the changes that I had made to the CSS settings are loaded correctly when I run the site in IIS Express. So I decided I needed a hosting environment so that I can show my client the site, and purchased an Azure account. Now, after publishing the site to Azure, the site looks like this. It's apparent that the CSS styles are not loading and I cannot figure out why.
I've tried the suggestions from here, and here and haven't had any success. Deleting the _.min.css files hasn't helped and my project doesn't even have a BundleConfig.cs file so I'm not sure where to put the BundleTable.EnableOptimizations code. Any help would be appreciated.
P.S.: The Azure hosting was primarily for me to send the link to my client for him to see the site and also for a few other test purposes. It will not be the production environment. Is this an issue specific to Azure? If so, then is it safe to say that I won't have this issue with another web host?
So, I was told that Azure and IISE were referencing two different things. Sure enough, Azure was pulling from site.min.css while IISE was pulling from site.css. After searching for the reason behind this I stumbled upon this article on bundling and Minification, and followed the instructions starting at “using bundling and minification in a project.
After the build, I redeployed to Azure and the site worked fine. Azure is still pulling from site.min.css, so I’m still not sure whether or not that’s part of the problem. But the bundling extension seemed to fix everything up.
I've got a Windows 2012 r2 server with IIS 8.5 running on it.
I am trying to deploy a new web app in a sub folder of the root website. This is my third web app that I will have up there and the prior two are fine, but for some reason this app when I use Web Deploy to push it doesn't fully populate all of the Features for the app.
I had to manually enter Application Settings and Session State is completely greyed out so I can't even fill in what exists on the other web apps I've published.
Recently I upgraded to VS 2017 so I thought it might be a glitch in my setup so I ripped one of the two existing apps out and did a re-deploy on them and they work perfectly.
I'd post more info but I am not sure what someone helping might want to see.
Any ideas on what's going on?
Updated: May Monday 15th,7:50AM Central US --
I went back and looked at the Features view and compared the content from the working app (republished as a test and still worked fine) and this one that I'm having the difficulty with. Here are the results. (this with 100% success reported in Web Deployment publish)
I am able to edit the first two of these feature items to make them identical to the working app but not the third. All options on this are grayed out:
I tried to install Application Insights to my existing project. But getting the following error each time:
Steps I followed:
Created an Application Insights in Azure Portal
Right click and choose Add Application Insights Telemetry ... from
visual studio 2015
Put my Azure id and pass and choose the Telemetry which I create on step 1.
Clicked on Add button
And finally getting the above error.
Also tried to add the SDK manually. And then repeated the same steps.
Till now no luck! Can anybody point out the things which might solve the issue.
Thanks
Sorry, we broke this the other day when we released 5.209, and just deployed a hotfix for it.
To work around it, you can disable a new feature by creating a registry entry:
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00
[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\VisualStudio\14.0\AppInsightsGettingStarted]
"ConfigurationWindow"="Disabled"
and restart VS and things should go back to normal.
Edit: this was fixed today (6/14/2016) and deployed to the VS gallery as version 5.209.60613.1
https://visualstudiogallery.msdn.microsoft.com/82367b81-3f97-4de1-bbf1-eaf52ddc635a
If you have auto update enabled in VS, you'll automatically get a new version, otherwise you can manually go to tools -> extensions and updates to update the extension.
I'm about to deploy a site where some functionality is omitted to get the website launched as soon as possible. This means that after the site has been deployed to a live server, some development still needs be done.
I have mainly been used to working on local projects, and have just been playing around with opening the site as a FTP project in VS2012.
This seems to be the way to go, but unfortunately, IntelliSense doesnn't play nice (not all namespaces are recognized) and when re-building the project, it seems as the whole Umbraco project is recompiled (which creates an enormous overhead). And I have not found a way of excluding Umbraco specific folders from the project.
Another thing is that the project is recognized as a WebForms project and not MVC4, for which I would also like a fix :)
Any suggestions on how to carry on from here? Suggestions and best practices is very welcome!