Hostnames and RouteCollectionExtensions.cs YSOD

[KrisJanssen]

Running articulate on a site with hostnames defined, will cause problems (e.g. www.myurl.eu):

YSOD:

The route URL separator character '/' cannot appear consecutively. It must be separated by either a parameter or a literal value.

Parameter name: routeUrl

Line 11: object constraints = null, string[] namespaces = null)
Line 12:   {
Line 13:      var route = RouteTable.Routes.MapRoute(name, url, defaults, constraints,    namespaces);
Line 14:      route.RouteHandler = virtualNodeHandler;
Line 15:      return route;

Source File: c:\Users\kris\Documents\Articulate\Articulate\RouteCollectionExtensions.cs    Line: 13 

The parameter url being passed is:

"http://www.myurl.eu/blog/rss"

This could be avoided by using node.UrlName instead of node.Url in ArticulateRoutes.cs, unless of course that could case issues in other cases. In which case url could probably be cleaned up with a regex or something.

[Mantus667]

Same issue here. Will try to change the ArticulateRoutes and see what will happen.
Happens not only with the RSS url but with all.

[Eyescream]

Same issue here, the problem is indeed that the node.Url starts with http://hostname

[Jeavon]

I think I've just solved this in PR #22

[Shazwazza]

Seems like that fixed it ;) nice work!

[Shazwazza]

Hrm, it only masked the problem... That fix will cause problems with multiple articulate roots with domains as you'll get routed to the first articulate root for all other ones. I'll see what i can do.

[Jeavon]

Ah yes, this fixes for a single Articulate in a Umbraco install but for multiple Articulate instances in a Umbraco install it's not going to work (unless they have different root node urls)

[Shazwazza]

Yup, fixing now, it's a multi-tenancy issue which i never thought of.. the fix is kind of interesting though, never had to do this before :)

[Shazwazza]

Ok all fixed, multi-tenancy is all working now, will release a new version soon :)

[dannykpowell]

Hi @Shandem - when will this be included in a Release? I've installed Articulate to try it out but getting the YSOD with this error

[Shazwazza]

When I have time :) hopefully next week

[dannykpowell]

OK cheers Shannon

[FootswordTechnologies]

I am having this issue now. I did not realise it was an issue and created a second Articulate blog under the Home page. I now cannot get my Umbraco site running at all and cannot get into it to remove the offending node. I have deleted the latest 5 cmsDocument nodes from the database but am now out of options.