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Probably an old dll somewhere that is messing with you. Might be an old Episerver dll, old addon or old third party dll.
I would start removing all dlls that isn't part of alloy template site of the same version until I found the one...
Hi Daniel,
Thanks for your input. I tried it but it did not fix it.
I compared all the versions of the relevant .dlls and they were exactly the same as the alloy (which was updated to latest packages through nuget.
Any other suggestions?
BR/
Chris
My guess is also that there are a something referencing to/depending on an old version of an dll.
I found an old thread with the same exception but with another property that might point you further:
http://world.episerver.com/Forum/Developer-forum/Problems-and-bugs/Thread-Container/2012/9/Error-related-to-PageTypeBuilder-SystemReflectionCustomAttributeFormatException-LongStringSettings-property-specified-was-not-found/
Hi,
I updated my client Episerver CMS site from that was on update 51 to update 82 through nuget console. It updated the dependant core files and everything was installed/updated successfully.
Although, when I try to launch the site I get an error message on the yellow screen stating 'RequiredAccess' property specified was not found. A more detailed error message can be found below.
The episerver log isn't showing anything, so I suspect that the eventlogger isn't even intializes before the error occurs.
I tried searching for the property "RequiredAccess" in my solution, but it returns 0 results.
I tried updating all the packages in the solution to the newest, but still receive the same error.
Any suggestions?
Best regards,
Christian