After the upgrade from 8.0.4 to 8.1 I notice a change in the Log In screen when trying to access back office. I can still log in but the interface is displaying what appears to be property names instead of display values.
The fields on the Log In now read: [logingreeting2], [generalemail] , [generalpassword], [loginshowPassword] and [general_login] instead of a Cheesy Greeting, Email, Password, Show Password and Login on the button.
It seems to be displaying property names instead of the Values. Is this a backoffice fix? If so what should I change?
1) Check that the Umbraco folder deployed correctly
2) Check that the DLL's for Umbraco updated correctly
3) Clear the Client Dependency cache (there are two ways to do this. a) delete the client dependency cache folder and restart the website, b) increase the version number of client dependency).
One of these things normally fixes this sort of issue, although doesn't always in which case further investigation is often required.
Followed the three steps. Umbraco seemed to deploy without issue. When I log into back office all looks and works fine. All dlls are 8.1.0 version, and I deleted the Client Dependency cache folders and restarted the server. No change.
It is not just the log in labels but the labels in the entire back office are showing property names instead of the actual label text.
When I run My .net MVC solution locally and navigate to Back office on my dev server the lables are fine and the log in page has the new background. When I navigate to back office from the dev instance using the exact same code base and Umbraco database, I see the property names and the old log in screen. Same versions of Umbraco locally and in dev. Very strange. Is this a css issue?
This seems to be an issue with old versions of some javascript sometimes hanging around in cache after the upgrade (and perhaps some CSS too in this case). Have a look at the steps described here, they should fix it.
Upgrade from Umbraco 8.0.4 to 8.1 Login Screen issue
After the upgrade from 8.0.4 to 8.1 I notice a change in the Log In screen when trying to access back office. I can still log in but the interface is displaying what appears to be property names instead of display values.
The fields on the Log In now read: [logingreeting2], [generalemail] , [generalpassword], [loginshowPassword] and [general_login] instead of a Cheesy Greeting, Email, Password, Show Password and Login on the button.
It seems to be displaying property names instead of the Values. Is this a backoffice fix? If so what should I change?
Hey Glenn,
There are a couple of initial thing to try.
1) Check that the Umbraco folder deployed correctly 2) Check that the DLL's for Umbraco updated correctly 3) Clear the Client Dependency cache (there are two ways to do this. a) delete the client dependency cache folder and restart the website, b) increase the version number of client dependency).
One of these things normally fixes this sort of issue, although doesn't always in which case further investigation is often required.
Nik
Followed the three steps. Umbraco seemed to deploy without issue. When I log into back office all looks and works fine. All dlls are 8.1.0 version, and I deleted the Client Dependency cache folders and restarted the server. No change.
It is not just the log in labels but the labels in the entire back office are showing property names instead of the actual label text.
I am also having this issue at the moment.
We still have no solution. :-(
Has your login screen reverted to looking like Umbraco 7 too? Mine has. but its an 8 site.
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When I run My .net MVC solution locally and navigate to Back office on my dev server the lables are fine and the log in page has the new background. When I navigate to back office from the dev instance using the exact same code base and Umbraco database, I see the property names and the old log in screen. Same versions of Umbraco locally and in dev. Very strange. Is this a css issue?
Hey Glenn, updating to 8.1.1 resolved this for me.
Thanks. We will give that a try
This seems to be an issue with old versions of some javascript sometimes hanging around in cache after the upgrade (and perhaps some CSS too in this case). Have a look at the steps described here, they should fix it.
Upgrading to 8.1.1 did the trick! Thanks to all.
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