I have a problem with SharePoint that I keep seeing popup in the logs. I have
been trying to figure it out for some time now and have had no luck. I was
wondering if anyone else has seen this. I have seen it a a few client sites so
far
In the SharePoint logs I see an error
w3wp.exe (0x1838) 0x275C Windows SharePoint Services General 8kh7
High
There is no Web named "/somesite/Library/Forms/AllItems.aspx"
There is no Web named "/somesite/Lists/Calendar/AllItems.aspx"
...... and so on
To me it looks like there is some code calling something like
"SPSite.OpenWeb("/somesite/Library/Forms/AllItems.aspx")" however there is no
custom code on some of these servers and it is strange that it is happenning on
multiple environments set up be different companies
It is also strange that when you deactivate the publishing feature in the Site
the error goes away.
To further that, When you customise the MasterPage and change the Dynamic Link
Levels to display more sites, we start seeing the errors encountered on
additional sites that now participate in the new link levels of the navigation.
Some of the things I have read on the internet is a MS person saying to Change
the logging so the errors do not show HAHAHA yeah that really fixes the problem.
Another site suggests that publishing features are not declared on the page,
however the sites are WSS sites and we do not want it declaired
In my experience this is actually a real problem because if you have a few lot
of sites in the navigation then it increases the page load time, as SharePoint
is trying to hit alot of non existant sites.
Has anyone come across anything similar before? I'm intrested to hear your
thoughts.
Thanks,
Shannon Carey
SharePoint Trainer and Consultant
Breeze
T (02) 9362 5181 F (02) 9362 4898 M 0422 598 914
P.O. Box 528, Edgecliff, Sydney, NSW, 2027
shann...@breeze.net | http://www.breeze.net
http://blogs.breezetraining.com.au/scarey
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