Hi Nate

I think this could maybe be an issue with permissions on the umbraco folder. Try to give the network service full access and see if solves your problem?

/Jan

That didn't work.  Network service already had full access.

This was working, just yesterday it stopped.  We have 8 people working on this so it's hard to tell what change made it happen. 

Any other ideas?

I upgraded to 4.5.  That fixed my problem, although I have a new problem now with icons now showing up. I posed a question about that.

I was actually getting this error today.  The last thing I had done was uninstall the Umbraco Courier package.  I know Courier adds items to the context menu, such as "Transfer to Live Site".  I replaced the files that were deleted by the uninstall (I can't seem to re-install from the package repository), and the error went away.  I noticed that the Umbraco admin tool was throwing a javascript error while trying to open the context menu, and I figured Courier had added an item to the context menu, so I'd start there.  If anyone else is specifically getting this "G[E] is undefined" error, I would start looking at things that could have affected your context menu.

You are right about Umbraco Courier, it will break your context menu's if you uninstall the package. This is because the uninstall doesn't remove everything, there is a Umbraco.Courier.dll left in your bin folder. Delete this and you'll be fine.

This might be a problem specific to Umbraco Courier or perhaps any package that messes with the contextual menus in umbraco.

I have the same problem does anyone know how to fix this, I have double checked the permissions and everything seems fine.

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