Issue, Since applying a minor upgrade there or there abouts 17.6.2 have experienced issues publishing new articles on our website. This issue has persisted through to 17.7.1 which we are currently using. We will publish an article, the link’s for that article will populate on the info tab. The ar…

Hi @stephwillis1982nfu As per this thread, can you make sure you’re not setting your instance to a subscriber role? It needs to be a publisher role to populate the umbracoDocumentUrl table. [image] Umbraco 17 No Published Content speech_balloonQuestions Hi @…

Hiya! This is an ongoing, very prevalent thing. I’ll link some other known threads that are related and may provide some insight, hope this helps! [image] Umbraco 17 No Published Content speech_balloonQuestions Hi @bythewiseman Ah, that would explain it! A…

Thanks Justin and everyone above, that sounds interesting, let me grab a coffee and have a go! I’ll let you know what happens shortly!.

Hi all, To close the loop on this from the HQ side: the pattern described here (published pages that work at first, then lose their URL and return 404 after a restart or deployment, with no rows in umbracoDocumentUrl) matches a bug that is fixed for 17.8.0 and 18.3.0. It’s tracked in #23565 and the…

Thanks Jacob, thats good news. We have one CMS on its own box, and two front end load balanced boxes for the front end. Previously we havent set up Subscribers and SchedulingPublishers explicitly, so I’m doing that right now to resolve the problem. Thank you for your support.

Sounds like a good setup for it: CMS server as SchedulingPublisher, the two front-ends as Subscriber. Once that’s in place, any pages that already lost their URL need publishing once more from the CMS server (publish with descendants from the root covers everything in one go).

I’ve implemented load balancing properly now and its working well, Thank you all

umbracoDocumentUrl table not populating on save and publish

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Hiya!
This is an ongoing, very prevalent thing.
I’ll link some other known threads that are related and may provide some insight, hope this helps!