I upgraded v 4.5.2 to 4.6.1. and have some styling issues in the admin interface. For example, the speech bubble is broken, and the new lock screen (re-enter password after inactivity) style seems to be missing. What can I do here?
Just to confirm: I was experiencing the same issue as Andreas. I deleted \App_Data\TEMP\ClientDependency; cleared my browser cache; and edited \config\ClientDependency.config from:
<clientDependency version="1">
to:
<clientDependency version="2">
Indeed, everything is displaying correctly again.
However, are there any other side effects to changing this version? Once it's working, should I change it back to "1"? Will I have to just keep increasing that number with each revision of Umbraco? Thanks
Juno (4.6.1) backend styles
Hello,
I upgraded v 4.5.2 to 4.6.1. and have some styling issues in the admin interface. For example, the speech bubble is broken, and the new lock screen (re-enter password after inactivity) style seems to be missing. What can I do here?
Best Regards,
Andreas
Nobody having the same issues?
May the old styles be cached anywhere? How does DependencyHandler.axd works to generate css?
Best Regards,
Andreas
Removing the App_Data\TEMP directory and browser cache solves this..
You need to change your Client Dependency version, see http://clientdependency.codeplex.com/documentation
This will cause all the CSS and JavaScript cache to be rebuilt
Just to confirm: I was experiencing the same issue as Andreas. I deleted \App_Data\TEMP\ClientDependency; cleared my browser cache; and edited \config\ClientDependency.config from:
to:
Indeed, everything is displaying correctly again.
However, are there any other side effects to changing this version? Once it's working, should I change it back to "1"? Will I have to just keep increasing that number with each revision of Umbraco? Thanks
Jonathan
Yes, you should increase it each time you update your CSS or JavaScript.
I suggest you read the CD doco and get an understanding of what it is and why it 'broke' things
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