Edit bar does not always show on some pages .

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Hello,
I'm new to C5, really like how easy it is to use.
One problem I have been having is that in edit mode some times the edit bar is missing from some pages, I am pretty sure I have the permissions set all the same. it is very inconsistent as to which page is affected at each session.
thanks
dvd

dvdavis
 
drbiskit replied on at Permalink Reply
drbiskit
This is usually either because something has been missed out of the page type being used, or because of issues/clashes with JavaScript files on the page/s in question. It could be that there is a problem with one of the blocks you are using not sitting happily with another. A very common cause is that 'jquery.js' is being included more than once, and this will usually cause things to break.

First thing I would check would be to find out if there is a specific page type being used for the broken pages, and if so, check to make sure that it has the correct info included at the top and bottom of the file - ie the same as page types that do work.

If that all looked okay, it may be script related, you will need to try and find out the script that is causing the issue. Try using the Firebug addon in Firefox (Script tab) to see if/where things are breaking with your scripts.

Or, another way to debug is to remove files/addons one by one to see when the issue stops happening. This can help you find the offending script.

If you are unsure, maybe provide a link to your site here so that people can take a look for you?
VPenkov replied on at Permalink Reply
VPenkov
One more thing, sometimes if you press ctrl+u (to view your page's source), you might see an error if there's one.
dvdavis replied on at Permalink Reply
dvdavis
Thanks everyone, I will go to work and report what I find
dvd

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Blenderite replied on at Permalink Best Answer Reply
Blenderite
I had the exact same problem. It was caused by JQueryuery conflict. C5 calls JQuery be default, therefore calling it again messes up C5. If you added any JQuery on any page, try copying your code down to a .txt file so you don't have to recreate it, and then get it off of your site. That should fix the problem!
dvdavis replied on at Permalink Reply
dvdavis
Thanks everyone, the problem was caused by jQuery conflict.
Looks like when we were moving a utube video around we also got part of the script.
thanks
dvd