I can get to all the other pages under Configure, just not this one. I tried setting up another super user account and it has the same problem.An error has occured at http://mydomain.com/Admin/Store/StoreSettings.aspx Exception of type 'System.Web.HttpUnhandledException' was thrown.;
User does not have permission to perform this action.
Error on Configure Store page in admin
Error on Configure Store page in admin
I recently installed 7.0.3 of the shopping cart. When I log in under my super user account and go to Configure > Store, it throws an error every time. When I go to the error log, it shows problem as the following:
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Logan Rhodehamel
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Re: Error on Configure Store page in admin
Give me a minute to research. This is likely a bug due to database permissions and our Full Text Search detection code.
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Logan
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Logan Rhodehamel
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Re: Error on Configure Store page in admin
I have logged bug 8150. It has to be researched further to determine the implications of the limited database permissions you face.
For now, I am attaching a modified AC7.0.3 StoreSettings.aspx.cs file. You can replace your existing file with this one. It will capture the error and allow you to use the Configure -> Store page. You will not be able to enable FTS.
For now, I am attaching a modified AC7.0.3 StoreSettings.aspx.cs file. You can replace your existing file with this one. It will capture the error and allow you to use the Configure -> Store page. You will not be able to enable FTS.
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Re: Error on Configure Store page in admin
That's some seriously impressive turnaround!
I replaced the .CS file and reloaded the page, but got the same error. I tried touching the web.config and loading from a new browser, but that didn't help. I did a compare between the original and new versions of the files and verified it does have your change.
Not sure if the issue is the code or me at this point
I replaced the .CS file and reloaded the page, but got the same error. I tried touching the web.config and loading from a new browser, but that didn't help. I did a compare between the original and new versions of the files and verified it does have your change.
Not sure if the issue is the code or me at this point
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Logan Rhodehamel
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Re: Error on Configure Store page in admin
It still seems related to FTS, let me attempt to reproduce the databse permissions condition so that I can test the fix myself. It also might help if you edit the web.config. Find the <customErrors node and turn them off. Then visit my modified page and post the actual error message. That would include a reference to the code that is breaking so I can pinpoint.=
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Re: Error on Configure Store page in admin
I reproduced the situation. In your case, FTS is installed on the server but not enabled for the database. Your database user does not have permission to enable it. This would probably be a common case in hosted scenarios where FTS is an add on service.
Here is a corrected file that can patch your installation. This allowed my test install to proceed without error.
Here is a corrected file that can patch your installation. This allowed my test install to proceed without error.
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Re: Error on Configure Store page in admin
This latest fix did work. Thank you.
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Re: Error on Configure Store page in admin
Logan -
I ran into this exact issue just now after upgrading from 7.0.0 to 7.0.3 (and performing all incremental updates and hotfixes afterward). I found that the file you posted, StoreSettings.aspx.cs didn't even exist in my Admin\Store\ folder. I did have the .aspx, just not the .cs file. After I loaded in the provided file, it worked like a charm.
Just thought I'd throw this out there in case it happens to others.
Thanks,
: Greg
I ran into this exact issue just now after upgrading from 7.0.0 to 7.0.3 (and performing all incremental updates and hotfixes afterward). I found that the file you posted, StoreSettings.aspx.cs didn't even exist in my Admin\Store\ folder. I did have the .aspx, just not the .cs file. After I loaded in the provided file, it worked like a charm.
Just thought I'd throw this out there in case it happens to others.
Thanks,
: Greg