It looks like you're missing the Dictionary files, when they aren't loaded you see the default text in square brackets like you have on your login screen.
first - as it is only in Firefox, right? Clear Firefox browser cache to see if it helps.
Otherwise when moving from one server to another, or from staging to running site, one shall not copy the contents of the folder App_Data\ClientDependency since it holds cache with paths to the original urls. Delete the files in that folder (they will be recreated) and see if it helps.
"The login interface screen often uses the default culture settings on the server, so if you're running a language on the server without a corresponding language file umbraco only shows the language-aliases." (Niels H)
In IIS you have Globalization settings for your site. Setting it to a language that has no corresponding language file, Umbraco obviously cannot get the right strings. And it will print out labels instead. I tried with Slovenian and got the {welcome} {password} and so on. In your site folder \umbraco\config\lang you find the exsting language files. Could also be a bug with some language files (have seen it with Swedish and Norwegian, but I think they are fixed by now).
Transfer site problem
Firefox is normal before the transfer
My site(Umbraco 4.5) from one server to another server, and found not the same login screen.
Before transfer like this:
And after transfer :
Where a problem?
And in firefox the background under the login error, always stay in this:
Firefox is normal before the transfer,However, after the transfer can be properly logged with IE8.
Complement
Hi,
It looks like you're missing the Dictionary files, when they aren't loaded you see the default text in square brackets like you have on your login screen.
Does it work in IE?
It's not a "files from old server in ClientDependency-folder"-problem is it?
That's a good point!
yes, the ClientDependency folder from old server.
need a new folder of ClientDependency in new server?
How should I build it?
Hi,
first - as it is only in Firefox, right? Clear Firefox browser cache to see if it helps.
Otherwise when moving from one server to another, or from staging to running site, one shall not copy the contents of the folder App_Data\ClientDependency since it holds cache with paths to the original urls. Delete the files in that folder (they will be recreated) and see if it helps.
Hth
And make sure you have correct permission set on App_Data otherwise new files won't be able to be created.
Not only firefox, not open as safari,chrome. IE8 can now only open the backoffice.
App_Data deleted allready,and restart IIS,and I can see it rebuilt a number of documents.
like this:
need more help ,thanks a lot
Not only firefox, not open as safari,chrome. IE8 can now only open the backoffice.
App_Data deleted allready,and restart IIS,and I can see it rebuilt a number of documents.
like this:
need more help ,thanks a lot
have at look in the XML file in Client Dependency folder and make sure the path to the JS and CSS files are correct.
you meen "VPS-map.xml"? I checked it, is ok.
Could well be the server culture settings.
"The login interface screen often uses the default culture settings on the server, so if you're running a language on the server without a corresponding language file umbraco only shows the language-aliases." (Niels H)
Strange i could not edit my comment in Chrome?
In IIS you have Globalization settings for your site. Setting it to a language that has no corresponding language file, Umbraco obviously cannot get the right strings. And it will print out labels instead. I tried with Slovenian and got the {welcome} {password} and so on. In your site folder \umbraco\config\lang you find the exsting language files. Could also be a bug with some language files (have seen it with Swedish and Norwegian, but I think they are fixed by now).
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