From the sounds of it it seems like you need to clear your client dependency cache by incrementing the version number in the ClientDependency.config file in the Config folder.
<clientDependency version="[INCREMENT WHATEVER THIS NUMBER IS BY ONE]" fileDependencyExtensions=".js,.css" loggerType="Umbraco.Web.CdfLogger, Umbraco.Web">
Alternatively, you can turn debug mode on in your web.config by setting the <compilation> tags debug attribute to true which will disable client dependency caching during development.
Hey Matt, thanks for the suggestion. That didn't work for me unfortunately, but I have managed to resolve the issue by just uninstalling/re-installing Vendr.
It's possible the issue was caused because I installed Vendr 1.8.1 when I was on Umbraco 8.4, then I realised I needed to upgrade Umbraco for compatibility with this Vendr version. So maybe that messed up the Vendr install in the first instance.
Blank Vendr Settings screens after upgrading 1.3.1 to 1.8.1
After upgrading Vendr from 1.3.1 to 1.8.1 I can no longer edit the settings of any stores. I get the following js error in the console:
This is on localhost - I haven't purchased a licence yet, so not sure if this is something to do with the error I am getting?
I've tried clearing cache/deleting cookies/trying a different browser.
Any ideas?
Hi Jack,
From the sounds of it it seems like you need to clear your client dependency cache by incrementing the version number in the
ClientDependency.configfile in theConfigfolder.Alternatively, you can turn debug mode on in your web.config by setting the
<compilation>tagsdebugattribute totruewhich will disable client dependency caching during development.Hope this helps
Matt
Hey Matt, thanks for the suggestion. That didn't work for me unfortunately, but I have managed to resolve the issue by just uninstalling/re-installing Vendr.
It's possible the issue was caused because I installed Vendr 1.8.1 when I was on Umbraco 8.4, then I realised I needed to upgrade Umbraco for compatibility with this Vendr version. So maybe that messed up the Vendr install in the first instance.
Ahh, cool. Well I'm glad you got it up and running nevertheless 👍
Matt
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