4.9.0 Virtual Directory install problems w/ Media section view/upload
For the most part installing in a Virtual Directory is pretty painless. Modifying the web.config to <add key="umbracoUseDirectoryUrls" value="true" /> worked well. The site and back office are up and running.... everything but the media section.
It appears as though some of the js includes are hardcoded as absolute paths (ie: "/umbraco/") or at least that's how they're printing to screen in the browser's view source. I need the js, css and image files to be included using my virtual directory path of "/VIRTUALDIRECTORYFOLDER/umbraco/").
This is breaking my media thumbnail viewer and multiple file uploader. I've searched the site files looking for where these includes are assigned and I can't find where they're being loaded.
Can someone please tell me how/where to fix this js include path problem?
In FireBug I'm showing these errors loading js, css and images....
i have same issue - missing that first directory path part (the webapplication) when doing the multiple file upload in media section. so it calls webservices dir just short of one dir part :-(
create file - and then upload one file - works.
Umbraco 4.10.1
The only hardcoded part I can find is in folderbrowser.js line 180. CodeBehind files might have some hardcoded as well - but my best guess is that this "what seems to be hardcoded" url's are actually a problem found within js files. That the part of .js building upload forms etc. (stuff primarily in umbraco_client folder) are putting together bits and pieces to complete the actual HTML - and in those steps forgets to do a "is this a root web or one level down from there?" check.
Im getting this in the latest 7.2.1 when using a VD and im getting a lot of issues with being able to access the backend. The browser just enters a loop. Im wondering whether these files not been found is contributing to that?
4.9.0 Virtual Directory install problems w/ Media section view/upload
For the most part installing in a Virtual Directory is pretty painless.
Modifying the web.config to <add key="umbracoUseDirectoryUrls" value="true" /> worked well.
The site and back office are up and running.... everything but the media section.
It appears as though some of the js includes are hardcoded as absolute paths (ie: "/umbraco/") or at least that's how they're printing to screen in the browser's view source. I need the js, css and image files to be included using my virtual directory path of "/VIRTUALDIRECTORYFOLDER/umbraco/").
This is breaking my media thumbnail viewer and multiple file uploader. I've searched the site files looking for where these includes are assigned and I can't find where they're being loaded.
Can someone please tell me how/where to fix this js include path problem?
In FireBug I'm showing these errors loading js, css and images....
"NetworkError: 404 Not Found - http://mysite.com/umbraco/developer/RelationTypes/TreeMenu/ActionDeleteRelationType.js"
"NetworkError: 404 Not Found - http://mysite.com/umbraco/developer/RelationTypes/TreeMenu/ActionNewRelationType.js"
"NetworkError: 404 Not Found - http://mysite.com/umbraco/images/speechBubble/speechBubble_close.gif"
"NetworkError: 404 Not Found - http://mysite.com/umbraco_client/propertypane/style.css"
"NetworkError: 404 Not Found - http://mysite.com/umbraco_client/propertypane/images/propertyBackground.gif"
"NetworkError: 404 Not Found - http://mysite.com/umbraco/images/listitemorange.gif"
Thank you iun advance for any help or guidance.
I also get these same issues running Umbraco in a virtual directory, did you ever get a response?
Cheers,
Steve
Well, this issue hasn't been fixed for the latest version (6.1.3) either! I am getting the same errors when going to the Developer tab.
i have same issue - missing that first directory path part (the webapplication) when doing the multiple file upload in media section. so it calls webservices dir just short of one dir part :-( create file - and then upload one file - works. Umbraco 4.10.1
The only hardcoded part I can find is in folderbrowser.js line 180. CodeBehind files might have some hardcoded as well - but my best guess is that this "what seems to be hardcoded" url's are actually a problem found within js files. That the part of .js building upload forms etc. (stuff primarily in umbraco_client folder) are putting together bits and pieces to complete the actual HTML - and in those steps forgets to do a "is this a root web or one level down from there?" check.
Im getting this in the latest 7.2.1 when using a VD and im getting a lot of issues with being able to access the backend. The browser just enters a loop. Im wondering whether these files not been found is contributing to that?
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