Thread: Server error in '/' application

I receive the following error after adding a color and SKU modifier to a product variant:

Length cannot be less than zero.
Parameter name: length

I have other items in this store with color and size modifiers that are working OK.

See attached file for complete error

I can't replicate this locally. Please submit a help ticket to support at
http://support.aspdotnetstorefront.c...kets&_a=submit

I honestly could not determine the root cause of the issue, but what I did was use the Size modifier instead of Color and it worked.

If anyone had this error and determined the root cause, please update the post.

I was installing the smart mini cart and it threw this errror at me after making the following changes to App_Code/ASPDNSFHandlers.cs as stated in

http://manual.aspdotnetstorefront.co...ide.aspx#merge

Code:

public void ProcessRequest(HttpContext context) { string pn = XMLPackage; Customer ThisCustomer = ((AspDotNetStorefrontPrincipal)context.User).ThisCustomer; try { #region Vortx - MiniCart SkinId Fix int StoreID = AppLogic.StoreID(); int SkinID = AppLogic.GetStoreSkinID(StoreID); if (CommonLogic.IsInteger(HttpContext.Current.Profile.GetPropertyValue("SkinID").ToString())) { int skinFromProfile = int.Parse(HttpContext.Current.Profile.GetPropertyValue("SkinID").ToString()); if (skinFromProfile > 0) { SkinID = skinFromProfile; } } if (CommonLogic.QueryStringUSInt("skinid") > 0) { SkinID = CommonLogic.QueryStringUSInt("skinid"); } ThisCustomer.SkinID = SkinID; #endregion

I just went back to the original and everything seemed to be fine and the minicart was working.

-John Parker

The only thing I can think is that the code was not inserted into the proper location in the ASPDNSFHandlers.cs file (did you see that it goes in the second ProcessRequest method in the file). I have not seen errors with the mini-cart installation caused by this code merge (in unmodified 'out of the box' software).

This post also doesn't seem to have anything to do with this original thread. If you believe it does, please point out that connection.