Umbraco back-office error previewing dummy.txt - #22
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…office" This reverts commit da3d557.
The default Umbraco 6 build puts a dummy.txt file in the scripting files to stop the folder being empty, but the Umbraco back-end errors if you click on it. Having txt files as an allowable scriptfiletype solves this
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Hey Antony, luckily you can't mess anything up! :-) So if you can make it work like that then we can merge your changes in. |
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OK, thanks for the tips - I'll have a look at fixing the root cause then. |
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Hi Antony, in order to keep our overview clean I'm going to close this pull request for now. Still hope to see an update one! Thanks again. |
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This is my first github pull request - so I hope it's not a disaster! From the package manager in Visual Studio 2012 I did a:
install-package umbracocms
It dropped the dummy.txt file in the scripting files, but this file errors if you try to preview it in the back-office. This is previously reported here: http://issues.umbraco.org/issue/U4-1620