I was updating one of our custom Site Definitions from SharePoint 2010
to SharePoint 2013 recently and everything was going good until I tried
to create a site from the updated definition. I kept getting the error:
Searching on the internet told me the most common cause of this error was a conflicting ID for the template.
Microsoft has introduced a site template with id="10000" in SharePoint 2013 and the site we migrated from SharePoint 2010 to SharePoint 2013 was having a template with an ID ="10000" as a reason it was conflicting with SharePoint 2013 site template and was throwing an error.
Solution:
Changing the template ID from "10000" to a different ID had fixed our problem.
Microsoft.SharePoint.SPException: The template you have
chosen is invalid or cannot be found.
Searching on the internet told me the most common cause of this error was a conflicting ID for the template.
Microsoft has introduced a site template with id="10000" in SharePoint 2013 and the site we migrated from SharePoint 2010 to SharePoint 2013 was having a template with an ID ="10000" as a reason it was conflicting with SharePoint 2013 site template and was throwing an error.
Solution:
Changing the template ID from "10000" to a different ID had fixed our problem.
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