Open hfloyd opened 1 year ago
I have some more information about this issue.
On a hunch today, I made a small change to the "Culture and Hostnames" for the two root-level Content nodes (sites) in the umbraco install.
Since I am working locally, I had originally used a "folder" type of hostname (ex: "/site-a" and "/site-b"), and was receiving the errors I mentioned above. I changed the hostnames to "domain-style" hostnames (ex: "site-a.local" and "site-b.local") and the error went away.
So, it seems this issue is specific to folder-type hostnames being used.
Hi @hfloyd Can you update and retry? Thank you!
Hi @archimedecreativa I updated the project in question to 1.1.4, but get a similar error if I change the hostname back to "/site-a":
Hi @ZioTino ! First, I want to thank you for porting this from Sotiris's v8 version. I really like using it. I am using this in a few Umbraco 10 sites. I've found that setting the doctypeAlias in the appsettings.json works very well.
Today I had a project requirement that certain nodes needed to be excluded from URLs, but others of the same doctype needed to be included, so I was happy to see you have added support for node-specific (not just doctype specific) configuration.
I added the two skipper properties to my doctype and set them both to TRUE for a node. When I published, the sub-nodes URLs were no longer including that segment - however they were showing multiple slashes in place of the excluded segment. For example, the site structure is:
originally, the URLs (without Skipper config) would be like "/products/category/" after the Skipper property exclusion, I was seeing URLs like this: "///category/"
Figuring the three slashes might be just because I hadn't republished everything, I published Home + all descendants, but once that was complete, I had a bigger issue - When I clicked on the "Products" node in the back-office, I got an error:
And if I clicked on subnodes (such as "category"), and clicked over to the "Info" area to view the URL, I'd get the same error.