I am having a peculiar problem with Umbraco 4.11.10. When I run the website we have updated from an older version on a local IIS instance I have no problems, the website and Umbraco backend both work as expected.
However, we did a test release, and on the test server, when logging into the Umbraco Backend, the left node fails to load, and after about 30 seconds, Umbraco locks, and I have to reenter the password, which also doesn't work and forces me to relog in, which start the circle all over again.
What can cause this? I am at a loss at the moment.
To me it could sounds like to permissions issue. Try to see the requirements about the file permissions on file and folder and check if these are set correct.
I have verified that the server does meet the minimum requirements (also runs Umbraco 7 websites) and all permissions from the link you posted are correctly set up.
Have been trying different things by now, like copying the local solution items instead of the published items to see if that would work, bu no luck so far.
It seems to be a permission thing, but I alreayd tried the suggestions made by Dennis, and that didn't work. Anyone else an idea what can cause me to see no content (front-end works fine) in the Umbraco back-end?
I can log in, and even the language settings of different users are used correctly, it is just that no one can see any content, media or settings nodes in the back-end.
If you are visit this page on your installation www.yourdomain.com/install/default.aspx?installStep=validatePermissions what does it say to the permissions then.
The permissions were fine, however I did find the issue just now.
I had a small mistake in my canonical rewrite rule, that somehow screwed up the loading of the nodes. Now that I have changed the rewrite using IIS itself, it all works.
[Umbraco 4.11.10] Can't see left side nodes when logged in
Hey guys,
I am having a peculiar problem with Umbraco 4.11.10. When I run the website we have updated from an older version on a local IIS instance I have no problems, the website and Umbraco backend both work as expected.
However, we did a test release, and on the test server, when logging into the Umbraco Backend, the left node fails to load, and after about 30 seconds, Umbraco locks, and I have to reenter the password, which also doesn't work and forces me to relog in, which start the circle all over again.
What can cause this? I am at a loss at the moment.
Hi Dave and welcome to our :-)
To me it could sounds like to permissions issue. Try to see the requirements about the file permissions on file and folder and check if these are set correct.
https://our.umbraco.org/documentation/Getting-Started/Setup/Server-Setup/permissions
And also be sure that you are meet the minimum requirements for Umbraco 4.11.10 https://our.umbraco.org/documentation/Getting-Started/Setup/Requirements/
Hope this helps,
/Dennis
Hi Dennis,
I have verified that the server does meet the minimum requirements (also runs Umbraco 7 websites) and all permissions from the link you posted are correctly set up.
Have been trying different things by now, like copying the local solution items instead of the published items to see if that would work, bu no luck so far.
It seems to be a permission thing, but I alreayd tried the suggestions made by Dennis, and that didn't work. Anyone else an idea what can cause me to see no content (front-end works fine) in the Umbraco back-end?
I can log in, and even the language settings of different users are used correctly, it is just that no one can see any content, media or settings nodes in the back-end.
Hi Dave,
If you are visit this page on your installation www.yourdomain.com/install/default.aspx?installStep=validatePermissions what does it say to the permissions then.
/Dennis
The permissions were fine, however I did find the issue just now.
I had a small mistake in my canonical rewrite rule, that somehow screwed up the loading of the nodes. Now that I have changed the rewrite using IIS itself, it all works.
Hi Dave,
Great that you found the reason why you got a blank contnt tree.
Happy Umbraco coding.
/Dennis
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