When NestingContently goes through the items in a BlockList to see if they should be removed from the renderable list, it assumes that it returns a BlockListModel - but a BlockList in "Single block mode" returns a BlockListItem<> so the PropertyValueConverter throws an exception which prevents the page from rendering.
It chokes on this line because it can't cast from BlockListItem<T> to BlockListModel:
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var model = (BlockListModel?)base.ConvertIntermediateToObject(owner, propertyType, referenceCacheLevel, inter, preview); |
In effect, when NestingContently is installed, it's not possible to use the BlockList Editor in "Single block mode"...
When NestingContently goes through the items in a BlockList to see if they should be removed from the renderable list, it assumes that it returns a
BlockListModel- but a BlockList in "Single block mode" returns aBlockListItem<>so the PropertyValueConverter throws an exception which prevents the page from rendering.It chokes on this line because it can't cast from
BlockListItem<T>toBlockListModel:NestingContently/src/NestingContently.Umbraco/Editor/NestingContentlyBlockListPropertyValueConverter.cs
Line 28 in 2adcf31
In effect, when NestingContently is installed, it's not possible to use the BlockList Editor in "Single block mode"...