Hi. Check the permissions for the filesystem of the site. Technically it looks like the client dependency framework cannot build composite scripts/css files due to the luck of rights and since that not all scripts/css are delivered to the browser then.
In short words - the account under which the application pool of the site is running should have rights to create and modify files of the site. You can set up it easy just by granting 'modify' permissions to the IIS_IUSRS group to the root folder of the site (however if you want tighter security you'd rather follow the referenced guide above).
Trouble with back end after movind umbraco installation
Hi everybody
I get this result http://humbuk.dk/umbraco/login.aspx when trying to log in after moving an umbraco installation.
and when i get in to the back end it looks even worse..
Anybody have an idea what causes this?
i have downloadet the files from a temporary host and uploadet it to the new webhost..
Hope someone can help..
/Martin
Hi. Check the permissions for the filesystem of the site. Technically it looks like the client dependency framework cannot build composite scripts/css files due to the luck of rights and since that not all scripts/css are delivered to the browser then.
Hi
I dont have that much knowledge of this.
Is it possible you could give me a short description on how check these permissions?
/Martin
There're detailed instructions how to do it from the command line:
http://our.umbraco.org/wiki/install-and-setup/set-umbraco-folder-permissions-from-command-line
In short words - the account under which the application pool of the site is running should have rights to create and modify files of the site. You can set up it easy just by granting 'modify' permissions to the IIS_IUSRS group to the root folder of the site (however if you want tighter security you'd rather follow the referenced guide above).
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