Dave Burke : Freelance .NET Web Developer specializing in Online Communities

CS Nuglet: Fix for given key not present in the dictionary error

I updated five Community Server 2008.5 sites to SP1 this morning and everything went pretty smoothly.  Fortunately I'd done it a bunch of times before.  I did encounter a weird "Fix for given key not present in the dictionary error" when I tested the editor's Insert Media function on a custom blog theme.



The popup window displayed the Oops-masked "Fix for given key not present" exception and not the insert media form.  I've come to like using that little widget, so I had to investigate. 

Seems there was a new area added to the blog theme.config in the SP1 pertaining to media that wasn't in CS2008.5, so I obviously missed a file compare. 



So kids, don't make the same mistake I made. Check those custom blog theme.configs when you upgrade to CS2008.5 SP1.

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Posted on 11/11/2008 10:22:13 AM by Dave Burke
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11/11/2008 11:13:28 AM Permalink

Hey Dave

Out of curiosity, when submitting the CS Sitemap to Google are they being flagged with errors? On my site it appears as if the SiteMap feature has stopped working after the SP.

Leo United States |

11/11/2008 11:21:12 AM Permalink

Leo, I haven't submitted to Google yet on these sites since they're all staging or in pre-release.  I have gotten sitemap errors in Google with CS2008.5, since you mentioned it, in a media directory.  "Unsupported file format."

I'll be looking forward to following your google issue on CS Forums if you post it there.  Hopefully you'll see a resolution quickly.

Dave Burke United States |

11/19/2008 6:59:17 AM Permalink

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