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guidoterlouw
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12 years ago

Error returned assigning a new created page to a BlogPage

Hi,

 

In Lithium studio I created a new page using the naming convention prefix 'BlogPage.' to make the page available as a replacement for the default BlogPage layout in a category.

 

In admin mode I assigned a default skin to the page just to make sure it looked different from other pages.

 

In the Community Structure I created a new BlogPage for a category. After which I opened the category in admin mode. In the content tab > custom pages settings I set the BlogPage dropdown to my newly created page. 

 

When I try to view the BlogPage it returns an error:

An Unexpected Error has occurred. 

The component causing the issue is: component.content.studio-title (content). If you have recently made changes to this page or component, please use this link to be taken to the Page Editor in Studio.

 

I've followed the instructions from the Lithium Administrator's Guide: Basic Studio http://lithosphere.lithium.com/t5/developers-knowledge-base/Admin-Guide-Basic-Studio/ta-p/5887 

 

I am not sure where to look and the error message is not helpful. This seems basic functionality am I missing a step or should I look into my Lithium environment configuration? Any help would be much appreciated.

 

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  • PaoloT's avatar
    PaoloT
    Lithium Alumni (Retired)
    12 years ago

    Hi guidoterlouw,

     

    usually this error is thrown when the Quilt you are trying to load (the customised one you mentioned) has an issue - or is unable to find some components that are defined in it, or is using components that are not meant to be used in that specific context (for example , if you place some ideas components within a blog).

     

    Have you double checked this? A quick way to check would be to create a custom blog page that replicates exactly the standard blog page (in terms of component) and then set it in Admin. See if that works, if it does then you can change components one by one until you get the error - that will help you in narrowing down the issue. 

     

    Thanks,

     

  • guidoterlouw's avatar
    guidoterlouw
    Guide
    12 years ago

    Yes, I tried your approach, but the result was the same. I also tried loading an empty quilt into the page and still the page loads an error.

  • PaoloT's avatar
    PaoloT
    Lithium Alumni (Retired)
    12 years ago
    Hi guidoterlouw,

    have you raised this with support? They could look into the logs and see if there is anything wrong there.

    Thanks,
  • guidoterlouw's avatar
    guidoterlouw
    Guide
    12 years ago

    I created a support case for it waiting on the reply.

     

    thnx for your help.