Global block is not saved

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I have a cleanly installed EPiServer 6R2 with Composer 4R2 on a SQL2008R2 with IIS7 and Framework 4.0. Clearly I had to make quite some alterations to make it work on Framework 4.0 but I think I followed all the steps and as far as I can tell things are running smooth. No errors in Firebug either.

Except for one thing: When I want to save a content block of composer as a global block it does not actually save it. No error is given either. The logged in user has the needed rights since the optin to save a block as global is available.

Looking into it I noticed 2 Async POSTS being made to /Dropit/Plugin/Extension/UI/Edit/Factory/SaveAsGlobalFunction.aspx. Both containing the relevat data of the block and one with action "Validate" and one with action "SaveAsGlobalFunction". Unfortunately both return with 200 OK and the following XML: 

<response>* Error when saving global block</response>

I have no Idea what is causing it and I Have tried alomst everything dealing with access rights and security. Anyone got an idea? I can provide configs if needed, Is there a log I can check to see the underlying exception?

 

Regards,

Sandor

#61282
Sep 13, 2012 18:42
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I have also this problem, nothing is happening when i try to save a block as global. Is this a bug in composer? the site is running in IIS7 .Net version 4.0. Everything else is working perfectly.

 

#62508
Oct 26, 2012 12:14
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What languages are you running on the site? sometimes you need to setup fallback language for the commerce node in the tree which is hidden by default.

#62514
Oct 26, 2012 15:59
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Currently 16 different languages, en is default. 

I tried to set all languages as available to the [Extension data container] and then set all languages but 'en' to fallback to 'en'. but still no luck. 

I have also tried different browsers, Internet Explorer, Firefox and Chrome. Same result, nothing happens when i click Save...

 

#62516
Oct 26, 2012 16:41
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I sent this to Support and the soulution is as follows:

Please make sure that <compilation> node in web.config has debug attribute set to false (<compilation debug="false" ...).

And if the site is configured to run on .Net Framework 4.0, the <pages> tag must have controlRenderingCompatibilityVersion="3.5" and clientIDMode=”AutoID”.

 

That worked for me anyways :-)

#62584
Oct 30, 2012 11:46
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