My machine: Windows 7, ASP.NET 4.5, IIS, SQL Server 2014 Express.
When I install version 7.2.4 (through Web PI, Manual, does not matter which method), the database gets created correctly and setup correctly. Upon first time login in the backoffice, nothing happens: white screen and you get fired back to the login screen (IE & Chome, cache emptied etc). I did a SQL trace of the login process, umbraco is able to retrieve the data it needs. After more investigations a lot of JavaScript errors appear in the console: No url found for api name [x] where [x] is a number of different values.
However....if I repeat the same install process on the same machine with version 7.2.0....everything works as it should. I therefore conclude there is regression between 7.2.0 & 7.2.4 regarding the retrieval of js files of some sorts (ClientDependency?).
Known issue or any ideas? This is very frustrating to find out after many hours of troubleshooting without success :-) For now I will stay on 7.2.0.
Unable to install 7.2.4.
All,
Strange situation:
My machine: Windows 7, ASP.NET 4.5, IIS, SQL Server 2014 Express.
When I install version 7.2.4 (through Web PI, Manual, does not matter which method), the database gets created correctly and setup correctly. Upon first time login in the backoffice, nothing happens: white screen and you get fired back to the login screen (IE & Chome, cache emptied etc). I did a SQL trace of the login process, umbraco is able to retrieve the data it needs. After more investigations a lot of JavaScript errors appear in the console: No url found for api name [x] where [x] is a number of different values.
However....if I repeat the same install process on the same machine with version 7.2.0....everything works as it should. I therefore conclude there is regression between 7.2.0 & 7.2.4 regarding the retrieval of js files of some sorts (ClientDependency?).
Known issue or any ideas? This is very frustrating to find out after many hours of troubleshooting without success :-) For now I will stay on 7.2.0.
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