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Remove Site Settings - Site Logo fails #2218

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liffeyd opened this issue Aug 9, 2018 · 1 comment
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Remove Site Settings - Site Logo fails #2218

liffeyd opened this issue Aug 9, 2018 · 1 comment

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@liffeyd
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liffeyd commented Aug 9, 2018

Description

Attempting to remove the Site Settings > Site Logo fails

Steps to reproduce

Fresh DNN 9.2.1 install
On PersonaBar select Site Settings, click left icon in Site Logo area. Area changes to two drop downs Folder and File. Select "None Specified" in File drop down. Press ENTER or click [ENTER]

Current result

The logo should be removed but is not.

Click the Save button results in "Could not update settings. Please try later.

Fiddler shows:
POST /API/PersonaBar/SiteSettings/UpdatePortalSettings

JSON
-LogoFile
--fileID=(null)
--fileName=(null)
--folderPath=Images/

Fail
HTTP Result: 500

Expected result

The logo should be removed.

Adding a new logo works fine.
The logo should be updated and is updated as expected.

POST /API/PersonaBar/SiteSettings/UpdatePortalSettings

JSON
-LogoFile
--fileID=155
--fileName=logo.png
--folderPath=Images/

HTTP Result: 200
Success

Affected version

ONLY 9.2 tested

  • 9.2
  • [] 9.1.1
  • 9.1
  • 9.0

Affected browser

Only tried browsers marked.

  • [X ] Chrome
  • [X ] Firefox
  • Safari
  • Internet Explorer
  • [X ] Edge
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valadas commented Jul 27, 2019

Issue moved to dnnsoftware/Dnn.AdminExperience #1037 via ZenHub

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