No toobar when logged in (Google chrome)

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Today I logged into my site to make adjustments. The site seemed to accept my login without an error message, although the toolbar that usually appears at the top of the page is not showing so I am unable to make any changes.

Also on the site when I am not logged in, I no longer see the banner at the bottom of the page that had a link to log in.

 
jasteele12 replied on at Permalink Reply
jasteele12
Hello Simon,

A link to your site would certainly help.

Did you recently upgrade? If so, from/to which versions?

Any recent changes made like a new package, block, etc?

John
syeoak replied on at Permalink Reply
Hi John

www.www.northlandimmigration.co.nz...

I updated on my last login before today to the latest version of the Tiger theme.
jshannon replied on at Permalink Reply
jshannon
This is most likely (in my experience) due to a jquery conflict.

It's hard to say exactly without seeing the page that has the problems (ie, the logged in version), but you should check the console for javascript errors, and check the source for two versions of jquery being loaded.

James
mnakalay replied on at Permalink Reply
mnakalay
The concole in Chrome shows a problem with a resource not found (404) without saying what it is.

I know at least in Chrome this can totally throw off the browser that just stops loading things.
jshannon replied on at Permalink Reply
jshannon
Yeah. I saw that.

If you check out the network tab, you see that it's referring to /files/ . If you check the source, you see that it's in a block of CSS:
#areaStyleSiteLogo9 {background-image: url('/files/'); background-repeat:no-repeat; }


I've not seen a 404 causing problems with other bits on the page, and I especially doubt that'd be the case for a 404 on a background image.
syeoak replied on at Permalink Reply 1 Attachment
Strange as I have the same problem when using IE too. I have attached a screen shot which shows that there is a space where the editing toolbar is usually seen, but no buttons.
jshannon replied on at Permalink Reply
jshannon
Just a tip: usually it's unnecessary to paste a screenshot into word. And it's more work to view.

You really should check out the console and source as I described above. If you'd like to PM me the login details, I'll take a quick gander.

James
mhawke replied on at Permalink Reply
mhawke
The theme is also based on foundation.css which I know has conflicts as well but you'd hope with a paid theme that this would have been eliminated. I'd be sending the developer a quick support request.

This looks like a classic JavaScript crash prior to completely rendering the page. Do any errors show up in the 'developer console' when you log in?
syeoak replied on at Permalink Reply
Thank you for your assistance. I did as you said & problem now solved. Thanks again.
jasteele12 replied on at Permalink Reply
jasteele12
Hi Simon,

Glad to hear you got it working. To help others, it's best to mark (who?) the advice that worked as "Best Answer" and give some details of what actually solved the problem.

Also changing the Subject of this thread to something like this helps:

SOLVED: No toolbar when logged in

We're all in this together :)

John