All I did was edit the html and CSS of a dashboard in Visual studio. I then ran the project and this happened.
I have enabled Firebug and the following errors are present in the console but I do not understand why they would be there when I haven't done anything with Javascript:
ReferenceError: jQuery is not defined
(function(t,e){function i(e,i){var n,o,a,r=e.nodeName.toLowerCase();return"area"...
TypeError: $ is undefined
var originalAdd = $.blueimp.fileupload.prototype.options.add;
TypeError: $ is undefined
$.blueimp.fileupload.prototype.options.processQueue.unshift(
TypeError: $ is undefined
$.support.fileInput = !(new RegExp(
TypeError: e is not a function
!function(e){"use strict";e(function(){e.support.transition=function(){var e=fun...
TypeError: e is undefined
...}else{this.dropdown.addClass("hide")}}};e.fn.tabdrop=function(t){return this.eac...
ReferenceError: jQuery is not defined
})(jQuery);
ReferenceError: jQuery is not defined
})(jQuery);
Error: No module: umbraco.services
...([c,d,arguments]);return m}}if(!e)throw Error("No module: "+d);var b=[],c=[],j=a...
TypeError: UmbClientMgr is undefined
UmbClientMgr.setUmbracoPath('/umbraco');
Does anyone know how to resolve this issue as at the moment I cannot do anything with my Umbraco installation because of this frankly unhelpful set of error messages.
Funnily enough, this is actually nothing to do with jQuery at all. In fact, my dashboard doesn't even need jQuery. The problem seems to be related to my bootstrap css. I want to use some of the features of bootstrap in the back office and thought this would be fine but it seems adding the bootstrap grid css and the panel css to the css for my dashboard seems to break the whole back office which it should not do. This leads me to believe that adequate safegaurds haven't been put in place for part of the underlying back office code as CSS should not break something like this. After removing the bootstrap CSS I am now able to access the back office once again.
Back office fails to load after editing custom dashboard
Hi all,
I have completely lost access to my Umbraco back office. When I access the url:
the url is changed to
All I did was edit the html and CSS of a dashboard in Visual studio. I then ran the project and this happened.
I have enabled Firebug and the following errors are present in the console but I do not understand why they would be there when I haven't done anything with Javascript:
Does anyone know how to resolve this issue as at the moment I cannot do anything with my Umbraco installation because of this frankly unhelpful set of error messages.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Kind regards,
Jason Espin
looks like you've lost the reference to jQuery and its borking the pages
did you get a successfully page rebuild? and then check the files are where they are supposed to be
Funnily enough, this is actually nothing to do with jQuery at all. In fact, my dashboard doesn't even need jQuery. The problem seems to be related to my bootstrap css. I want to use some of the features of bootstrap in the back office and thought this would be fine but it seems adding the bootstrap grid css and the panel css to the css for my dashboard seems to break the whole back office which it should not do. This leads me to believe that adequate safegaurds haven't been put in place for part of the underlying back office code as CSS should not break something like this. After removing the bootstrap CSS I am now able to access the back office once again.
Got to be careful with the back-end angular
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