images in backend trying to load from "localhost" ?
I'm missing the images for the tabs in the backend of umbraco, on a nearly clean install. Umbraco is trying to load them from "localhost" instead of from the server, which results in missing images :/
Could it possibly be a issue in the web.config? I know I have had the issue where I installed on a local host and because a config wasn't set right images weren't loading properly.
If you or another user has hit the back office as "localhost", client dependency will resolve the images in the CSS files with localhost. Afterwards, when you view the back office from another machine, that css will be cached, and the browser will look for the images on your localhost. The solution for me was to delete all of the files in /App_Data/ClientDependency, and then only use the fully qualified hostname from then on.
I guess it didn't fix it that good, now i can only load the images for one url, but once i access it using another, i get the same issue again, the entire backend looks like it's been run over by a monder truck...
You pretty much need to hit it one way. HTTP/HTTPS might matter as well. If you need to be able to hit the page in lots of ways, you may want to set client dependency to debug mode so it won't cache and consolidate the js/css files.
seriously? this has a lot of impact on umbraco's claim to support multiple websites in one installation though... Now i need a seperate domain for all content managers for the backend to work...
images in backend trying to load from "localhost" ?
I'm missing the images for the tabs in the backend of umbraco, on a nearly clean install. Umbraco is trying to load them from "localhost" instead of from the server, which results in missing images :/
Any ideas what might be causing this?
some screenshots:
It seems to be a issue as soon as i add an extra tab to a datatype, when i only work with the default tab, the tab UI renders fine..
it also happens in the media section, where are are multiple tabs, can anyone replicate this?
Am i the only one experiencing this issue?
Hello,
Could it possibly be a issue in the web.config? I know I have had the issue where I installed on a local host and because a config wasn't set right images weren't loading properly.
Dan
danielcruger.com
Hi,
If you or another user has hit the back office as "localhost", client dependency will resolve the images in the CSS files with localhost. Afterwards, when you view the back office from another machine, that css will be cached, and the browser will look for the images on your localhost. The solution for me was to delete all of the files in /App_Data/ClientDependency, and then only use the fully qualified hostname from then on.
that is, use:
http://myMachine.MyDomain.com/VirtualDir/Umbraco/Umbraco.aspx
instead of
localhost/VirtualDir/Umbraco/Umbraco.aspx
Let me know if that helps,
Dan
Thanks, that fixed it!
I guess it didn't fix it that good, now i can only load the images for one url, but once i access it using another, i get the same issue again, the entire backend looks like it's been run over by a monder truck...
You pretty much need to hit it one way. HTTP/HTTPS might matter as well. If you need to be able to hit the page in lots of ways, you may want to set client dependency to debug mode so it won't cache and consolidate the js/css files.
seriously? this has a lot of impact on umbraco's claim to support multiple websites in one installation though... Now i need a seperate domain for all content managers for the backend to work...
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