Nurhak Kaya's Software Development Blog

Dün Umbraco Türkiye grubu olarak yaptığımız bir toplantıda , Umbraco CMS kurulumu sırasında bir hata görmüştük, bugün hatayı inceleme şansım oldu ve çözümü ile ilgili küçük bir makale yazdım . Umarım faydası olur.  Bu arada Umbraco CMS'ye kod katkılarınız için izlemeniz gereken yolu da kısaca hatırlatayım yine; GitHub 'a giriş yapın (GitHub hesabınız yoksa ücretsiz hesap oluşturabilirsiniz.) Umbraco-CMS GitHub kaynak koduna gidin  ve "Fork" tuşuna basarak kaynak kodunu kendi GitHub hesap alanınıza kopyalayın.  Eğer daha önce "Fork" işlemini yaptıysanız, kendi GitHub Umbraco-CMS alanınızda "Sync fork" tuşuna basarak son kod değişikliklerini kopyalayın. Kendi GitHub hesap alanınızdanki Umbraco-CMS projesine gidin ve "Clone" işlemine "Clone" linkini kopyalayarak başlayın, örneğin Code>Clone>HTTPS linkini kopyalayın. Projeyi kendi makinenize klonlayın. (git clone ...) Umbraco projesinin derlemek için Node.js son versiyonuna i

Yesterday during an online meeting , I was talking about how to contribute to Umbraco CMS . As part of this talk, in order to set up my local Umbraco CMS project ,  I cloned the latest Umbraco.CMS code to my local machine, but when I built it I saw the following error: Error NU1104 Unable to find project ' D : \git \repos \Umbraco -CMS \tools \Umbraco .Core \Umbraco .Core .csproj ' . Check that the project reference is valid and that the project file exists . Umbraco .JsonSchema D : \git \repos \Umbraco -CMS \tools \Umbraco .JsonSchema \Umbraco .JsonSchema .csproj I was surprised to see this error as I did the exact same thing a couple of days ago and saw no problems.  After trying a few things, I checked the Umbraco.JsonSchema project's project references and realised that Umbraco.Core project reference was broken.  After removing Umbraco.Core from the Umbraco.JsonSchema and adding it again fixed the problem and I could then do my local database setup as normal. 

Today one of my clients created a ticket asking whether it is possible to set up anchor/jump links for an Umbraco content page so that they could link different sections of the page together. This is a common scenario for most Content editors and it should be super easy with any CMS platform, right? Houston, we got a problem! Now an anchor or page jump link is a special URL that takes you to a specific place on a page and it normally requires a unique HTML element ID to link different parts of a page.  When I investigated my issue, I realised that the page sections of the Umbraco page didn't have unique IDs.  View Source Code comes to the rescue In order to resolve the issue without any code changes, I decided to update the content using the built-in View Source Code feature of Umbraco CMS. This feature is available on built-in property editors, like Rich Text Editor and is super handy for checking the code that Umbraco generates for your Front-end website and making minor adju

Problem Today I saw the following problem when I tried to push my changes to a Git server after doing some work for upgrading an Umbraco v7 project to v8.18.8.  Possible reasons After some investigations, it seems like this could be because of the following reasons; Git is not happy with the amount of changes that are being pushed into the server.  There are possible limitations on the server about the size/amount of files that you can push. Your internet connection is not good and stable enough. Your Git client's version is old. Solution options For me, the easiest option was connecting to another Wifi and trying again. Apparently, this option helped quite a few people, so it is worth giving it a try. Unfortunately, it didn't work for me. A bad internet connection wasn't an option for me either, as my internet is pretty fast (500 Mbps). Similarly, my Git client version was the latest version (git version 2.41.0.windows.3).  On StackOverflow, there were a lot of recommendat

Every year Umbraco acknowledge the people who have gone above and beyond with their contributions to Umbraco projects & community, and I am happy to announce that I'm honoured to be renewed as an Umbraco MVP for the second year running. Thanks to Great State , Umbraco and Umbraco community for their fantastic support to make this happen once more! #h5yr 

I  wrote my third Umbraco Skrift.io article about "Performance and Availability Improvements of Umbraco v10+ Websites with Hangfire Jobs". You can find  my article here,  hope you'll find it useful. 

I wrote my second Umbraco Skrift.io article about "Why You Should Upgrade Your Umbraco V7 and V8 Projects to the Latest Version of Umbraco V11". You can find  my article here, hope you'll find it useful. 

I needed to export a database in BACPAC format today in order to restore it somewhere else, and I encountered the following error. To resolve this issue, I deleted all of the users mentioned in the error log. After successfully creating the BACPAC file, I used it to create a new database with no problems. Error: TITLE: Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio ------------------------------ One or more unsupported elements were found in the schema used as part of a data package. Error SQL71564: Error validating element [USER1]: The element [USER1] has been orphaned from its login and cannot be deployed. Error SQL71564: Error validating element [USER2]: The element [USER2] has been orphaned from its login and cannot be deployed. Error SQL71564: Error validating element [USER3]: The element [USER3] has been orphaned from its login and cannot be deployed. Error SQL71564: Error validating element [USER4]: The element [USER4] has been orphaned from its login and cannot be deployed. Error SQL71

I kicked off 2023 with my first Umbraco Skrift.io article about "How I upgraded my Umbraco v7 Project to Umbraco v11". You can find my article here , hope you'll find it useful.