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Update:
Question: would it be that EPiServer may display a page without being able to get hold of its page type definition - just by selecting the actual exixting property values ? Could this be the reason why pages are nicely displayed while page tree & editor indicates problems ?
It seems like the problem is with IE. When I use Firefox, I don't have a problem at all. Now, the reason only my custom page types are affected, is that I've included some script functionality. Which, obviously, creates problems for the entire EPiserver UI. That's a theory, at least....
Or - anybody believe I'm mistaken ?
I have run into this weird problem with my custop page types. I don't know exactly when the problem appeared, but it may have been due to me doing some internal restructuring of the web site project(s), including renaming of namespaces, et cetera. Description:
1. In normal view mode everything works as expected.
2. When editing a page, pressing the "Save and Publish" button, i get an error message of type System.NullReferenceException ("object not set to an instance of an object"), but everything is stored as expected.
3. Now, the imortant part: The object tree is not showing child pages appropriately, hovering ov er the offending pages gives a "null" tooltip where page id, page type, etc., should appear. I connect this to #2, there is obviously some invalid or missing reference somewhere. But as I mentioned, in regular view mode everything works fine.
I have looked in the database for hours, but I couldn't find anything abnormal. All pages have a fkPageTypeId that exists in tblPageType, which seemed like the most obvious explaination. But I really don't know...
Any ideas, anyone ?