Hello,

I have a website where I'm using feeds to import data. After all of it. When I create a new node, the node comes up with an error. "EntityMalformedException: Missing bundle property on entity of type node. in entity_extract_ids() (line 7855 of /data/all/000/core/drupal-7.23.3/includes/common.inc)." It happens on any new node on any content type NOT matching the one that was imported to. So if I create a new venue - that's fine it works. But if I create a new "content page" or "webform" then I get the error when I view the node. I can still edit the node.

I've seen some similar issues posted around drupal.org in various ways. The most helpful post was here. But the information did not help me.

I DO think that I made an architecture decision that I shouldn't have made. I set my import to place the ID of the item I'm importing (venues) as the nodeID. I did this so that I can keep the nodeID/VenueID matching and so that when an update occurs I can use this as the unique field. I now realize that there are better ways to do this and I plan on trying again by deleting everything and reimporting using a new method. But my database is still messed up. I've tried deleting all nodes and trying again, but that doesn't help the situation. I've looked all over my database for something that stands out as wrong but no luck.

Does anyone have any idea as to where I should look in my database or otherwise to find a way to fix the site so I can make new content? Thanks for your help.

Jay

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rcodina’s picture

If you have unique fields on mapping, try to uncheck the unique checkbox.