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I've recently upgraded from v7.7 to v7.8 and now my RTE is dead. Just renders as a Textfield with the following JS errors.
Cannot set property 'onload' of null - angular.min.js Uncaught module [h] returned undefined - theme.min.js
Done the usual, rebuilt from VS2017, copied over Umbraco and UmbracoClient folders. Dumped App_Data and set ClientDep version higher
I had the same too. It needs some kind of extreme hard refresh
I use Chrome, and simply had to refresh with developer tools open and the "Disable cache while dev tools is open" option checked
Hopefully someone will find a more straightforward approach though :)
Thanks for the help, had to F12, clear cache and hard reload. Eventually it popped back into place.
I suspect it's due to the breaking change on 7.8 which is an upgrade of TinyMCE. Umbraco's hard caching of files can be a bit of a pain, but yeah. as you've seen refreshing with dev tools open and caching disabled generally fixes it.
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RTE is dead in v7.8
I've recently upgraded from v7.7 to v7.8 and now my RTE is dead. Just renders as a Textfield with the following JS errors.
Cannot set property 'onload' of null - angular.min.js Uncaught module [h] returned undefined - theme.min.js
Done the usual, rebuilt from VS2017, copied over Umbraco and UmbracoClient folders. Dumped App_Data and set ClientDep version higher
I had the same too. It needs some kind of extreme hard refresh
I use Chrome, and simply had to refresh with developer tools open and the "Disable cache while dev tools is open" option checked
Hopefully someone will find a more straightforward approach though :)
Thanks for the help, had to F12, clear cache and hard reload. Eventually it popped back into place.
I suspect it's due to the breaking change on 7.8 which is an upgrade of TinyMCE. Umbraco's hard caching of files can be a bit of a pain, but yeah. as you've seen refreshing with dev tools open and caching disabled generally fixes it.
is working on a reply...