Hi, my Umbraco 7 backend
is not working in IE (tested several IE versions incl. compatibility mode), but
it works like a charm in Firefox and Chrome. Unfortunately, the page is not
rendering correct in IE, the page throws this error:
SCRIPT5009:
"yepnope" undefined
Application, line 1 char 1
I assume the problem occurs
with the "wrong" base html tag. Due to this misinterpretation by the
internet explorer, the scripts loaded by yepnode.js are resulting in 404
errors.
Does anybody has
encountered something similar or has a solution to this problem?
I had the same problem when trying to run the v7 source code. I just downloaded the compiled version here and override the Umbraco.Web.UI with the files from the zip. After that it worked.
Hi Jeroen, thanks for your answer. I tried overwritting the Umbraco.Web.UI assemblys with the binaries. Unfortunately, without success. Problem still remains.
If you run from a nightly build, IE should not have problems with the base src since we set this on the serverside, so unless you rename your umbraco folder it should work by default
Once you get past the login screen there are other browser errors. My conclusion is that and based on this http://our.umbraco.org/documentation/Installation/system-requirements is that you need IE10 at least to work with Umbraco 7. I am not sure if you could setup a version 6 Umbraco site and utilise the same database or not?
Thanks for your posts and the workaround. I solved the issue with an other solution. It turns out, that IE9 activates the "IE9 compatibility mode" for websites in the intranet zone. Therefore, if you change the browser rendering mode within the F12 developer addin of Internet Explorer to IE9, it works like a charm.
Ditto. Same problem here. Chrome. Happened after I upgraded from 7.1.1 to 7.1.4. I've just overwritten all the files with 7.1.4 to be absolutely certain without luck. My colleague has the same problem after downloading my upgrade commit to git. What is odd is when I did the commit all was working fine. Now the application has rebuilt (I guess) it isn't.
My VS project was still referencing 7.1.1 binaries (nuget package), so even though I'd overwritten my bin folder these binaries were getting overwritten when I built.
My suggestion is you copy all the dlls from the bin folder in a seperate folder (e.g: /Lib/Umbraco 7.1.4), remove all nuget packages to Umbraco and Umbraco.Core, and then reattach all references to those in your Lib directory.
Pretty obvious really, but it's an easy mistake-ah-to-make-ah.
Umbraco 7 backend empty in IE, yepnope yepnope undefined
Hi, my Umbraco 7 backend is not working in IE (tested several IE versions incl. compatibility mode), but it works like a charm in Firefox and Chrome. Unfortunately, the page is not rendering correct in IE, the page throws this error:
SCRIPT5009: "yepnope" undefined
Application, line 1 char 1
I assume the problem occurs with the "wrong" base html tag. Due to this misinterpretation by the internet explorer, the scripts loaded by yepnode.js are resulting in 404 errors.
Does anybody has encountered something similar or has a solution to this problem?
I had the same problem when trying to run the v7 source code. I just downloaded the compiled version here and override the Umbraco.Web.UI with the files from the zip. After that it worked.
Jeroen
Hi Jeroen, thanks for your answer. I tried overwritting the Umbraco.Web.UI assemblys with the binaries. Unfortunately, without success. Problem still remains.
It's probably a javascript issue so don't just override the assemblies, but all files that are in the zip.
Jeroen
If you wish to run it from source then please follow the guidelines to do so, as you will have files missing if you dont build things correctly: http://umbraco.github.io/Belle/#/tutorials/Building
If you run from a nightly build, IE should not have problems with the base src since we set this on the serverside, so unless you rename your umbraco folder it should work by default
Hi Fabian, where you able to solve this issue? I also have the same problem for version 7.0.1 in IE9 or below browsers.
Thanks, Darren
@Jeroen: I also replaced all javascript files, but without success
@Per: Thanks for the link, I'll check that.
@Darren: Unfortunately not. Issue still remains.
I have a possible work around for this, the following URL causes the error to occur -
http://localhost:65189/umbraco
However the following does not and the backend displays as expected in IE9 -
http://localhost:65189/umbraco/#/login
I hope that helps.
Once you get past the login screen there are other browser errors. My conclusion is that and based on this http://our.umbraco.org/documentation/Installation/system-requirements is that you need IE10 at least to work with Umbraco 7. I am not sure if you could setup a version 6 Umbraco site and utilise the same database or not?
Thanks for your posts and the workaround. I solved the issue with an other solution. It turns out, that IE9 activates the "IE9 compatibility mode" for websites in the intranet zone. Therefore, if you change the browser rendering mode within the F12 developer addin of Internet Explorer to IE9, it works like a charm.
I get this error too! Anyone have a solution to this?? I am using IE11
Same for me, also using IE11 and screen is empty.
The /umbraco/#/login solution that was proposed doesn't work either.
I hope the Umbraco team is working on this fix as this is not extremely customer-friendly.
All workarounds are welcome as I love the v7 functionality and would hate to need to switch back to v7...
Thx,
Manu
Ditto. Same problem here. Chrome. Happened after I upgraded from 7.1.1 to 7.1.4. I've just overwritten all the files with 7.1.4 to be absolutely certain without luck. My colleague has the same problem after downloading my upgrade commit to git. What is odd is when I did the commit all was working fine. Now the application has rebuilt (I guess) it isn't.
I found the solution to my issue.
My VS project was still referencing 7.1.1 binaries (nuget package), so even though I'd overwritten my bin folder these binaries were getting overwritten when I built.
My suggestion is you copy all the dlls from the bin folder in a seperate folder (e.g: /Lib/Umbraco 7.1.4), remove all nuget packages to Umbraco and Umbraco.Core, and then reattach all references to those in your Lib directory.
Pretty obvious really, but it's an easy mistake-ah-to-make-ah.
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