I am working with Umbraco 7.2.1 and when I try to go to the Examine Management tab in the Developer section, the screen just says 'Loading...' and nothing happens.
When I open up the developer toolbar for the browser and go to the javascript console, it displays an error saying...
Error: Argument 'Umbraco.Dashboard.ExamineMgmtController' is not a function, got undefined at Error (native) at cb (http://localhost:57161/umbraco/lib/angular/1.1.5/angular.min.js:17:114) ..... .....
Does anyone have any ideas why the Exmaine Management screen is not loading up?
I suspect there is a file missing or perhaps it's a caching issue somehow. Is this happening locally or an a live site?
You can try to clear the browser cache and see if that helps. Otherwise try going to the /config/ClientDependency.config file and increment the version number and then recycle the app pool - Does that help? This should bust the backoffice cache.
Thanks for your suggestions, I've tried accessing it in a new private browser session (with no cache), and incremented the version number in the ClientDependency file but I'm still getting the same error. This is happening on both my localhost and on a staging site we have deployed to.
Do you have any ideas of which files may be missing that could be causing this issue?
Hmm, ok that's odd - But if I was in your position I would try downloading the zipped version of Umbraco 7.2.1 and then copy over the /bin, /umbraco and /umbraco_client files and see of that helps.
I tried what you suggested and copied over the /umbraco files from an Umbraco 7.2.1 zipped version into my solution and it works now.
After a bit more investigation it turns out the old files in the Js folder of the /umbraco directory were the ones cousing the error, the new files in the Js folder fixed the problem.
I believe that our current installation was one that was upgraded from a previous version of Umbraco, so theres a chance that maybe something went wrong in the upgrade.
Examine Management not working
Hello,
I am working with Umbraco 7.2.1 and when I try to go to the Examine Management tab in the Developer section, the screen just says 'Loading...' and nothing happens.
When I open up the developer toolbar for the browser and go to the javascript console, it displays an error saying...
Does anyone have any ideas why the Exmaine Management screen is not loading up?
Thanks
Hi mots
I suspect there is a file missing or perhaps it's a caching issue somehow. Is this happening locally or an a live site?
You can try to clear the browser cache and see if that helps. Otherwise try going to the /config/ClientDependency.config file and increment the version number and then recycle the app pool - Does that help? This should bust the backoffice cache.
/Jan
Hi Jan,
Thanks for your suggestions, I've tried accessing it in a new private browser session (with no cache), and incremented the version number in the ClientDependency file but I'm still getting the same error. This is happening on both my localhost and on a staging site we have deployed to.
Do you have any ideas of which files may be missing that could be causing this issue?
Thanks
Hi Mots
Hmm, ok that's odd - But if I was in your position I would try downloading the zipped version of Umbraco 7.2.1 and then copy over the /bin, /umbraco and /umbraco_client files and see of that helps.
/Jan
Hi Jan,
I tried what you suggested and copied over the /umbraco files from an Umbraco 7.2.1 zipped version into my solution and it works now.
After a bit more investigation it turns out the old files in the Js folder of the /umbraco directory were the ones cousing the error, the new files in the Js folder fixed the problem.
Many thanks for your help!
Hi Mots
Happy that I could help you out :)
Just wondering if it was something that did just happen or if it failed after en upgrade or was it a fresh installation?
/Jan
Hi Jan,
I believe that our current installation was one that was upgraded from a previous version of Umbraco, so theres a chance that maybe something went wrong in the upgrade.
Regards
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