After upgrading from Umbraco 4.7.2 to 6.1.6 I have the following issue on one particular node.
2014-01-30 10:31:12,565 [11] INFO Umbraco.Core.Services.ContentService - [Thread 22] Content 'Homepage' with Id '1163' could not be published because of invalid properties
Content 'Homepage' with Id '1163' will not be published because some of it's content is not passing validation rules.
I found a similar question here below but the answer doesnt say how he fixed the issue.
Can anyone help? I believe its a problem with the Document type but is there any other way of correcting this without recreating it as there are quite a few fields to re-enter.
I have checked the validation and mandatory fields for each of the Document type properties and none of them are set.
To answer my own question, I too found that there was an issue with one of the description on a property type inside of the Homepage Document Type.
Performing these steps fixed it:
Open document type
Expand property
Remove description
Save document type
Save and Publish Node
Repeat the above for each property in the document type until the node saves correctly.
EDIT
After checking again, I realised the text for a description somehow ended up in the validation field instead therefore this is what I fixed. I think the above is still valid to locate the cause though.
I got this error when creating content programmatically. It was due to an inherited property (from my Base doc type) that was of type 'True/false' and 'Mandatory'. It seemed like an issue to me, so I reported it.
Also note that you can get this error if you try to publish a page that has an "Unpublish at" date set in the past. The logs wil give a better error, but for the end user it can be very confusing.
NICE one, man -- thanks for this -- you are bang-on: at some point b/t 4.7.2 and 6.2.5 a bunch of whitespace appears in the validationRegExp field. All that need be done is to remove it.
Note that you also (incorrectly) get this error in 7.3.4 back office when attempting to publish a page from the trash. However, the correct error is in the trace log.
Publishing an item from the trash may sound strange, but it is quite possible to happen to you, because the default search config includes results from the trash, and when opening a trashed page, 7.3.4 back office doesn't show it's Trashed ;)
Content could not be published because of invalid properties
After upgrading from Umbraco 4.7.2 to 6.1.6 I have the following issue on one particular node.
I found a similar question here below but the answer doesnt say how he fixed the issue.
http://our.umbraco.org/forum/ourumb-dev-forum/bugs/38012-v6000-Can-not-be-published-because-of-invalid-properties
I have also followed the guide below and tried recreating the page but I'm still receving errors
http://our.umbraco.org/wiki/how-tos/fix-odd-publishing-problems
Can anyone help? I believe its a problem with the Document type but is there any other way of correcting this without recreating it as there are quite a few fields to re-enter.
I have checked the validation and mandatory fields for each of the Document type properties and none of them are set.
To answer my own question, I too found that there was an issue with one of the description on a property type inside of the Homepage Document Type.
Performing these steps fixed it:
Thanks for the above info, this helped solve the same problem.
I used the below SQL statement to double check if any other items were incorrect:
I got this error when creating content programmatically. It was due to an inherited property (from my Base doc type) that was of type 'True/false' and 'Mandatory'. It seemed like an issue to me, so I reported it.
http://issues.umbraco.org/issue/U4-5398
Also note that you can get this error if you try to publish a page that has an "Unpublish at" date set in the past. The logs wil give a better error, but for the end user it can be very confusing.
NICE one, man -- thanks for this -- you are bang-on: at some point b/t 4.7.2 and 6.2.5 a bunch of whitespace appears in the validationRegExp field. All that need be done is to remove it.
Regards, Garrett
Note that you also (incorrectly) get this error in 7.3.4 back office when attempting to publish a page from the trash. However, the correct error is in the trace log.
Publishing an item from the trash may sound strange, but it is quite possible to happen to you, because the default search config includes results from the trash, and when opening a trashed page, 7.3.4 back office doesn't show it's Trashed ;)
Also copying a page from the trash then trying to publish produces a similar error. I've reported here:
http://issues.umbraco.org/issue/U4-8374
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