Closed JoJk0 closed 8 months ago
Hmm, interesting, because the file is there and for me it also works, also with a fresh clone, doing the same steps, and the "I'm injected!" message appears as it should, too:
Can you confirm this file exists for you?
Did you change anything in the code?
I've checked and it exists, I didn't touch the code, I started from scratch, fresh cloning and it's still the same. I've also tried to run setup of the project via headless recipe and it loaded but as soon as I activate training demo module from config panel it throws the same exception
I've also tried to do same setup with headless starting recipe, run VueJs.Samples
recipe from the recipes panel and go to Content Items and click New business card
button (or Edit
button to existing business card). After that, similar exception occurs and the file actually exists:
Surprisingly it works via running dotnet run
CLI command on Lombiq.OSOCE.Web
and also after reinstalling VS so it appears like it was an issue with VS, thanks for your help anyway 🙂
Great then! BTW I tried from VS, so the the CLI shouldn't be necessary.
You may be interested in how I made this module easier to set up, without any dependencies apart from .NET: https://github.com/Lombiq/Orchard-Training-Demo-Module/issues/131.
Hey, I'm trying to setup and run the project, particularly to see how
Orchard-Vue.js
works (via its samples).LongPathsEnabled
setting to1
inregedit
Steps:
git clone
git submodule update --init --recursive
inside the project directoryCTRL
+F5
to build solution, node and pnpm seem to be okhttps://localhost:5001/
opened with the setup pageTraining Demo
as a setup recipe andSqlite
as a databaseFinish setup
IIS express
button after initial setup)Is there anything I've missed and needs to be done?
I have Node.JS 20.10.0 installed via NVM and running it on Windows 11
Jira issue