Backend content editing requires page refresh
Hi,
I've recently upgraded a sitefinity site from 4.2 to 4.4. Everything seems to have gone smoothly except for one small issue :
When you go to edit the content of a page in the back-end, the "publish", "save as draft" and "preview" buttons don't show up when the page first loads. The site obviously thinks the page is not locked for editing because you can't move anything around or click on any edit button. Pressing F5 to refresh the page causes the buttons to show up and the editing to become available.
Has anyone else experienced this?
Hello David,
This behavior is most probably caused by some JavaScript that is conflicting the scripts of our page editor. It might be on a master page, on which your template is based or in a javaScript widget. Also, if you tell us what JavaScript errors appear in the NET tab of your browser we will be able to investigate the problem further.
Greetings,
Jen Peleva
the Telerik team
Dear Dawid
I had this kind of behavoir a couple of times after my FF upgraded to version 10.
Are you using FF 10 by any chance and do you get the same problem in IE or Chrome.
Markus
Hi guys, thanks for the responses.
Has a fix been found? We are running into the same issue.
Has a fix been found? We are running into the same issue.
Do you have your own .master pages?
If yes do you have a contentblock in the head tag or a radscriptmanager in the .mater?
Markus
Yes, we are using .master pages and, yes, we have a RadScriptManager in the .master page.
Dear Andrew
Try the following (at your own risk, backups and so on ....)=
1) if you have a contentblock in the head remove it. Upload master restart see if it works
2) replace the RadScriptManager with default ScriptManager. Upload master restart see if it works
3) remove the ScriptManager at all (If you don't need it). Upload master restart see if it works.
Greatings
Markus
Removing the RadScriptManger worked. Thank you again for your help.
Dear Andrew
Glad it works now.
Markus
This is a bit long ago, but eventually the answer turned out to be SSL. We could never get Sitefinity backend to work using SSL - there were lot's of different problems, the solution was to run the backend (apart from login) on normal http. Hope that helps someone.
Even i faced the same issue for one of my project. It happens when there is an error in java scripts.
I suggest you to check all the paths of the j queries you have used in project.