I installed the Force SSL package and added the ForceSSL datatype to my DocumentType Text Page. Since I didn't use the ForceSSL I uninstalled the package but didn't delete the property that I had added to the DocumentType.
Now I get the error:
No node exists with id '1263'
Is there anyway that I can "re-create" this note or change the association on the Text Page Document Type. I have tried to re-install the ForceSSL package but the note is now 1313, so I guess that is why it won't work.
When I click on the document type in the three under the "Document Types" folder, I get an error that is displayed in the section to the right where the properties etc. for the docment type is normally displayed. -So I can't edit my document type - that's the problem...!
Have you already created documents from this Datatype? If not you can try copying the DocumentType. It threw an error for me, but created a copy without the problem field. I was then able to delete the original.
Alternatively, if you have access to your DB you can delete the DB record that contains a reference to it. The code below finds the record. You can then delete it using your SQL Management tool. You could write a DELETE statement instead if desired.
SELECT id, dataTypeId, contentTypeId, tabId, Alias, Name, helpText, sortOrder, mandatory, validationRegExp, Description FROM cmsPropertyType WHERE (dataTypeId = 1263)
BTW, if you do delete the record from the DB, you will have to recycle the application pool or wait a little bit for the UI to recognize that the bad reference to the ForceSSL node is gone.
I have DB access, but which table contains the reference? If I can just change the reference to the new installation / node of ForceSSL, I shouldn't get the error anymore, right?
The code above should find the reference for you. Yes if you re-installed ForceSSL, it should work to provide it with the new Datatype ID instead of deleting it.
Should be a green check mark under each answer that you didn't write. If that answer solved the issue you can click on that check mark to mark it as the solution.
Missing property causing error on Document type
Hi,
I installed the Force SSL package and added the ForceSSL datatype to my DocumentType Text Page. Since I didn't use the ForceSSL I uninstalled the package but didn't delete the property that I had added to the DocumentType.
Now I get the error:
No node exists with id '1263'
Is there anyway that I can "re-create" this note or change the association on the Text Page Document Type. I have tried to re-install the ForceSSL package but the note is now 1313, so I guess that is why it won't work.
Please help!
Kind regards
Kresten
Kresten,
Is there a reason you haven't removed the property from your Document Type? Are you saying that the error is happening when you try to remove it?
--Chris
When I click on the document type in the three under the "Document Types" folder, I get an error that is displayed in the section to the right where the properties etc. for the docment type is normally displayed. -So I can't edit my document type - that's the problem...!
Have you already created documents from this Datatype? If not you can try copying the DocumentType. It threw an error for me, but created a copy without the problem field. I was then able to delete the original.
Alternatively, if you have access to your DB you can delete the DB record that contains a reference to it. The code below finds the record. You can then delete it using your SQL Management tool. You could write a DELETE statement instead if desired.
Do this at your own risk, though.
BTW, if you do delete the record from the DB, you will have to recycle the application pool or wait a little bit for the UI to recognize that the bad reference to the ForceSSL node is gone.
I have DB access, but which table contains the reference? If I can just change the reference to the new installation / node of ForceSSL, I shouldn't get the error anymore, right?
The Table is [cmsPropertyType].
The code above should find the reference for you. Yes if you re-installed ForceSSL, it should work to provide it with the new Datatype ID instead of deleting it.
BTW when I was talking about deleting the reference, I meant the reference to the non-existant Datatype, not deleting the DocumentType itself.
Perfect - I actually tried that earlier and didn't succeed. However, this time it worked!
Thank you VERY, VERY much for you help - I was starting to panic a bit!!
-Kresten
Kresten,
Can you mark the solution so that it shows up as resolved?
--Chris
Sure - just don't know how??
Should be a green check mark under each answer that you didn't write. If that answer solved the issue you can click on that check mark to mark it as the solution.
Thanks ;-)
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