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How to see logs on azure pass apps

Hello People, Problem Is it only me or you also faced the issue where you uploaded your app on azure web app and you wanted to troubleshoot why it is not working? And like everyone, I was missing the folder structure views where i can go and see my log files which i have written c# code on my methods. What i had in my catch block was below Trace.TraceError("Error = " + ex.Message); Now on azure web app, everything was deployed and i wanted to see where it is breaking so following is the path where you can see it Login into your azure portal Go to your web app and you will find below option After clicking GO, you will be taken to Kudu UI, Click on Debug Console menu and select CMD This will take you to the folder structure and you can go to your LogFiles folder using standard console command and will be able to download the log files Hope it helps !!!

One or more exceptions occurred while processing the subscribers to the 'item:creating' event

I was recently installing the packages from one of the QA environment to my local Sitecore instance, "Media library package" to be precise, And it started giving me this below error One or more exceptions occurred while processing the subscribers to the 'item:creating' event Looking at the sitecore logs, it gave me more info on the context and the actual inner exception was following Solution: 'Name' should consist only of letters, digits, dashes or underscore Now it was evident that some of my file names were violating the naming rule, I could see in the log just before exception from where the installer stopped creating items, and that file name had round braces "(" and ")" at the end of it, with my surprise I was able to create the item with those name in the content tree, but below was the solution for it, Solution I am using SC 9.0.1 and in that Go to Sitecore.Marketing.config file residing in "App_Config\Sitecore\Mar