Nuget Install: Uncaught ReferenceError: WebForm_PostBackOptions is not defined
Hello all, I have installed Umbraco via Nuget in my Visual Studio Empty Project.
When the site runs from Visual Studio using IIS Express from the wwwroot folder so It should have the correct permissions already setup and good to go.
When going through the Umbraco web installer and on the step of creating a user, I am getting a JavaScript error in chrome which does not allow me to coninute on with the install process.
The error I get in the console of Chrome is as follows:
Uncaught ReferenceError: WebForm_PostBackOptions is not defined
Update I figure out it is "Browser link" that's interfering here. So VS2013 has this way of syncing refreshes in multiple browsers through an injected script called "Artery". Disabling this functionality allows the install to run fine in VS2013.
Nuget Install: Uncaught ReferenceError: WebForm_PostBackOptions is not defined
Hello all,
I have installed Umbraco via Nuget in my Visual Studio Empty Project.
When the site runs from Visual Studio using IIS Express from the wwwroot folder so It should have the correct permissions already setup and good to go.
When going through the Umbraco web installer and on the step of creating a user, I am getting a JavaScript error in chrome which does not allow me to coninute on with the install process.
The error I get in the console of Chrome is as follows:
Uncaught ReferenceError: WebForm_PostBackOptions is not defined
WebForm_DoPostBackWithOptions(new WebForm_PostBackOptions("ctl09$ctl12", "", true, "", "", false, true))
This seems to be a bug in VS2013. In VS2012 the install works fine, use that to install and then switch back to VS2013 to do the rest.
OK will give that a go and let you know how I get on.
#HipsterDev :)
Yep that was exactly the issue. So installed via VS2012 and will use VS2013 for editing the rest of the site.
Cheers,
Warren
Update I figure out it is "Browser link" that's interfering here. So VS2013 has this way of syncing refreshes in multiple browsers through an injected script called "Artery". Disabling this functionality allows the install to run fine in VS2013.
There's other issues linked to this script: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/17390158/how-can-i-disable-vwd-js-artery-in-vs-net-2013
Thanks for this info, I ran into this problem aswell, disabling the "browser link" made everything work fine.
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