ConcreteToolbar not defined after Concrete5 8.1.0 install
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Hello all!
I had to downgrade to version 8.0.3 because I could not edit the home page due to a ConcreteToolbar not defined and ConcretePanelManager not defined errors. Does anyone know something about these errors?
Thank you
I had to downgrade to version 8.0.3 because I could not edit the home page due to a ConcreteToolbar not defined and ConcretePanelManager not defined errors. Does anyone know something about these errors?
Thank you
Hello,
Yeah it was a brand new (clean) install of Concrete 8.1.0
What do you suggest?
Thank you
Yeah it was a brand new (clean) install of Concrete 8.1.0
What do you suggest?
Thank you
@titanve,
Just to clarify, it was a clean install (not upgraded) without any custom code like blocks or themes? If so, I wonder if the code you uploaded to your server was incomplete.
Just to clarify, it was a clean install (not upgraded) without any custom code like blocks or themes? If so, I wonder if the code you uploaded to your server was incomplete.
Yeah brand new, I downloaded the zip file and unzipped it on the www folder.
No upgrade at all.
Thank you.
No upgrade at all.
Thank you.
@titanve
I am not sure what might be causing this off the top of my head. Maybe someone else has an idea.
I am not sure what might be causing this off the top of my head. Maybe someone else has an idea.
Well, if anyone knows.. please help
Thank you.
Thank you.
URL?
it's in our intranet.
What can I do?
What can I do?
So as previously mentioned, any custom add-ons or themes?
Did you install with sample content?
What is your server environment?
When u say loaded into 'www' directory, do u have 'public_html' directory'?
Did you install with sample content?
What is your server environment?
When u say loaded into 'www' directory, do u have 'public_html' directory'?
I use wampserver. I installed it clean right from the concrete5 website, no other addon or theme or anything else
Thanks
Thanks
I think I know what is the problem.
I have a custom file called: app.js on application/js
and I just noticed that there is a file called app.js on concrete/js
Does this have anything to do with my custom app.js file? Should I rename it?
Thank you
I have a custom file called: app.js on application/js
and I just noticed that there is a file called app.js on concrete/js
Does this have anything to do with my custom app.js file? Should I rename it?
Thank you
@titanve
Yes, your app.js is overriding the core app.js file.
Yes, your app.js is overriding the core app.js file.
Again as previously mentioned by MrK, sounds like a 'js conflict'?
You need to remove everything/anything that might be interfering with c5. That means EVERYTHING!
Then when things start to work properly u could try adding custom stuff back in and testing to see where the naughty file is!
You need to remove everything/anything that might be interfering with c5. That means EVERYTHING!
Then when things start to work properly u could try adding custom stuff back in and testing to see where the naughty file is!
it's working now! thanks guys!
it was the app.js file
Happy weekend!
it was the app.js file
Happy weekend!
Were you using custom code or a custom theme? I ask because of the possibility of a JavaScript conflict or issue with JavaScript asset loading.
Do you experience the issue with a clean install of 8.1.0?