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  • Martin 278 posts 662 karma points
    Oct 19, 2011 @ 12:14
    Martin
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    Umbarco Interface / .Net 4

    Hi All, I have a post regarding my issue over at

    http://our.umbraco.org/forum/using/ui-questions/25013-UI-not-showingloading?p=0#comment93092

    My issue is with the Umbraco interface not showing up after log in.

    I get the following errors on the javascript console of the browser.

    Uncaught ReferenceError: jQuery is not defined     umbraco.aspx:64
    Uncaught ReferenceError: jQuery is not defined     umbraco.aspx:88
    Uncaught ReferenceError: jQuery is not defined    umbraco.aspx:146
    Uncaught ReferenceError: jQuery is not defined   umbraco.aspx:259
    Failed to load resource     DependencyHandler.axd

    I'm not a developer, so im out of my depth going into the backend of Umbraco.

    I've contacted my hosting provider who have looked into it and gave me the reply below.

    Is there any fix that I can perform or any suggestions on how to go forward with Umbraco?

     

    Hello Martin, 

    Having logged in we can see the errors you mentioned within the browsers JavaScript console. The last error mentions that the file DependencyHandler.axd cannot be loaded. Looking at the source of the page we can see on line 7 that the file is being included to load both some CSS (layout) and some JavaScript (jQuery we assume).

    When using the URL that the code has we see the following error from ASP.net:

        System.ArgumentException: Could not parse the type set in the request

    Looking this up in Google it appears to be an issue relating to the formatting of the request. We can see that the URL includes the HTML character "&" which is designed to be replaced with an ampersand. However, this appears to be causing the above error.

    If we replace the "&" with the actual & character then the page loads and outputs the CSS as we would expect. This appears to be an issue with Umbraco itself, and potentially may be related to a .Net update that was performed on the 22nd of September.

    We would recommend that you pass this information on to Umbraco for them to look at and hopefully identify the issue and correct this within their application. This should of course assist yourself and any other people seeing the same issue.

    Best Regards,
    eHosting Support

     

     


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