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  • zbrick 3 posts 23 karma points
    Nov 11, 2009 @ 00:14
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    Umbraco Tool Spinning

    Hi folks - I have just installed Umbraco for the first time, and after some configuration difficulties, I was able to complete the install.  I say this because the install page told me I was successful (I downloaded and installed Runway and some modules as well), and then I was prompted to login and 'launch Umbraco'.  I thought I was ready to start playing with the tool, but all that is happening is that the ../umbraco/umbraco.aspx page is opening in a new window, and then 'spinning' endlessly.  At the top I get some header elements (a 'Create' button, a search bar, a few other buttons), and a little progress bar appears - but that's all that I get.  I'm hoping this is an obvious setup problem but I can certainly provide more detail if that would be helpful.  I can navigate to my localhost default.aspx and I get the Umbraco 404 page (where it says 'this page is intentionally left ugly').  Any help would be appreciated.

  • zbrick 3 posts 23 karma points
    Nov 11, 2009 @ 01:48
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    Investigating further, I've found lots of javascript errors, all saying "jQuery is not defined".  I have searched for this error, and I've found other posts saying that 'Umbraco must be installed at the root of the website.'  I am using IISAdmin.Net in order to run multiple sites from my localhost - so would that be the problem?  My site's home directory is C:\development\inetpub\wwwroot-umbraco - and I have an additional 'Application' directory called 'Umbraco' that contains all of the umbraco code.  So, to access the CMS I go to http://localhost/umbraco/umbraco/default.aspx.  Is this an inherently bad setup?

  • Petr Snobelt 923 posts 1535 karma points
    Nov 11, 2009 @ 08:28
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    Umbraco can't be installed into virtual directory (first umbraco in your case) Simply create new website, you can use different port if your localhost is used for something else.

  • zbrick 3 posts 23 karma points
    Nov 11, 2009 @ 17:35
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    Thank you for your help!

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