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vasiliy.ivanov1975-gmail - 2/13/2013 4:44:07 AM

Can not move a document in the tree via drag'n'drop

Hello!
I encountered a problem - when I move a document trough the document tree into another folder by dragging, I get the confirmation page:

Are you sure you want to move the selected document?

Target location: /

Yes No

Then, I click "Yes", and get the same confirmation with error:

Failed to move the document
Are you sure you want to move the selected document?

Target location: /

Yes No

and nothing happens. This error appeared in recent days. Does anybody have any ideas?

p.s. I found this page, it did not solve the problem.


Kentico Customer Success	kentico_martind2 - 2/13/2013 10:59:03 AM RE:Can not move a document in the tree via drag'n'drop Hello Vasiliy, Could you please check if there are any error messages with more details in the Event log (CMSSiteManager -> Administration -> Event log)? Best regards, Martin Danko

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vasiliy.ivanov1975-gmail - 2/14/2013 2:05:32 AM

RE:Can not move a document in the tree via drag'n'drop

Hello Martin, thank for your reply.
I tried to move a document through the list mode and got this message:

Failed to move the document : Message: Could not load file or assembly 'System.Web.Mvc, Version=2.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=0123456789abcdef' or one of its dependencies. The system cannot find the file specified.

So I copied System.Web.Mvc.dll to ~/App/bin folder and this solved the problem. Of course, the true way is to install MVC package, but by some reasons copying a separate dll is more applicable for me now.


Kentico Customer Success	kentico_martind2 - 2/14/2013 4:38:55 AM RE:Can not move a document in the tree via drag'n'drop Hi Vasiliy, I have to say excellent job! Thank you for letting us know about the details and your solution, very smart. I understastand... just copying the DLL files is faster and easier... and I think that in many cases it's also enough. Best regards, Martin Danko

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