Thanks for your reply and sorry about taking this long.
I can see what you mean and I can't find this code either on a brand new 4.5.2 installation. I'm using the files from Umbraco_4_5_2_for_NET_4.zip and copying the /umbraco, /bin, etc folders on top of the old 4.0.3 version (as per instructions on the wiki).
However, I did the upgrade without removing packages so I guess one must be incompatible and blocking the tree. I'll try again with a "cleaner" version and will confirm if the issue dissappears.
Once again sorry about the delay in posting about this case.
The issue was caused by the App Manager plugin, as I could have discovered by looking at both the affected JS line and at this thread
After also running into the "missing Media folder" issue (luckily documented here), I finally have completed the migration to 4.5 and everything is fine, so far.
Upgrade from 4.0.3 to 4.5.2 - Tree JavaScript error
Hi Everyone
I've been checking through the forum but can't find a way to solve this:
However, the tree is empty because of a JS error: Illegal character on umbraco.aspx line 143:
I have created a flat version on umbraco.aspx (.e.g. umbracoFlat.aspx) and changed this line to
and it seems to work OK. Is there any trick to get those pesky double quotes in place?
Thanks
Julio
Are you sure you've overwritten the /umbraco folder with the 4.5 files? I cannot even find any part of this code in 4.5..
Hi Sebastiaan
Thanks for your reply and sorry about taking this long.
I can see what you mean and I can't find this code either on a brand new 4.5.2 installation. I'm using the files from Umbraco_4_5_2_for_NET_4.zip and copying the /umbraco, /bin, etc folders on top of the old 4.0.3 version (as per instructions on the wiki).
However, I did the upgrade without removing packages so I guess one must be incompatible and blocking the tree. I'll try again with a "cleaner" version and will confirm if the issue dissappears.
Cheers
Julio
Once again sorry about the delay in posting about this case.
The issue was caused by the App Manager plugin, as I could have discovered by looking at both the affected JS line and at this thread
After also running into the "missing Media folder" issue (luckily documented here), I finally have completed the migration to 4.5 and everything is fine, so far.
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