I've upgraded my site to 4.5. I'm missing some icons in the backend. The arrows are gone from the context menu and the icons in the lower left hand corner are gone too. People can still use these, they just have to click in the empty space. Everyone is set to administrator.
Figured it out. The images were pointing towards the wrong domain. For the upgrade I had copied the database and set up a domain side by side. Then switched the domain name to the old one. Umbraco had a cache that still pointed to the old domain.
The cache lives under app_data -> Client
Dependency. When we cleared that out it worked. I deleted all the folders under client dependency.
I'm going to mark you as answered so people can know if they run into the same reason.
I setup an Umbraco installation (using localhost) on the web server... when I logged in via the web address, 90% of all graphics were missing with the nada.gif (even the background gradients, rounded corners, etc.). Emptying the Client Dependency folder cleared that up.
This didn't happen to me with 4.0.x... is this an official bug?
-1 This is only a tempoary fix. We have devs hitting the Umbraco admin via the local machine name and content authors hitting it via an outside IP. Whoever hits the page first, the cache files are set to that domain and the other users are screwed. This appears to be a major bug that did not exist in version 4.0x.
Why would the cache files contain a reference to a fixed domain name and not be relative to the site?
I am experiencing similar issues. Deleting the content of app_data -> Client Dependency fixes it.
For me, it was working in one browser (opera) but not another (ie). Also working on one machine, but not another (same browser). Seems to me to be a major problem and I'd bet it will recur for me. Time will tell.
This causes us grief when trying to train content authors. Basically we have to suspend development during training since it screws with the Client Dependency. I have yet to see a response from the Umbraco development team on this issue and if they are even working on a solution. I know it has been reported as a bug in CodePlex.
Missing icons in backend 4.5 (nada.gif)
I've upgraded my site to 4.5. I'm missing some icons in the backend. The arrows are gone from the context menu and the icons in the lower left hand corner are gone too. People can still use these, they just have to click in the empty space. Everyone is set to administrator.
All the images are set to nada.gif.
Any ideas?
Got the same error from a clean install.
Anyone have some information? It may be related to this error since they seem to point to localhost when I use firebug:
http://umbraco.codeplex.com/workitem/28040
Figured it out. The images were pointing towards the wrong domain. For the upgrade I had copied the database and set up a domain side by side. Then switched the domain name to the old one. Umbraco had a cache that still pointed to the old domain.
The cache lives under app_data -> Client Dependency. When we cleared that out it worked. I deleted all the folders under client dependency.
I'm going to mark you as answered so people can know if they run into the same reason.
That worked for me. Thanks!
P.S. I googled "icons missing umbraco 4.5" and this was the first post that came up
This happens with 4.5.1 as well.
I setup an Umbraco installation (using localhost) on the web server... when I logged in via the web address, 90% of all graphics were missing with the nada.gif (even the background gradients, rounded corners, etc.). Emptying the Client Dependency folder cleared that up.
This didn't happen to me with 4.0.x... is this an official bug?
+1 for this problem on clean 4.5.1 install. Emptying app_data->Client Dependency solves it.
-1 This is only a tempoary fix. We have devs hitting the Umbraco admin via the local machine name and content authors hitting it via an outside IP. Whoever hits the page first, the cache files are set to that domain and the other users are screwed. This appears to be a major bug that did not exist in version 4.0x.
Why would the cache files contain a reference to a fixed domain name and not be relative to the site?
Hello there,
I am experiencing similar issues. Deleting the content of app_data -> Client Dependency fixes it.
For me, it was working in one browser (opera) but not another (ie). Also working on one machine, but not another (same browser). Seems to me to be a major problem and I'd bet it will recur for me. Time will tell.
This thread helped me solve it for now tho. :)
Thank you
This causes us grief when trying to train content authors. Basically we have to suspend development during training since it screws with the Client Dependency. I have yet to see a response from the Umbraco development team on this issue and if they are even working on a solution. I know it has been reported as a bug in CodePlex.
Same issue here, after changing the URL of a site after install. Is there any reason this path couldn't be relative?
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