Firefox hangs
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Specs:
Macintosh (multiple computers)
Firefox 3.6
Concrete 5.4.1.1
When editing in Firefox, whether adding a block, editing a block, really anything on the editing side of Concrete, often Firefox will just hang once any "OK" button is pressed. For example, I edit some content in a content block, hit OK, and Firefox just hangs. The interesting part is the database is actually getting updated with the changes. When I hit refresh, I get the "Content Updated Successfully" box, but I have to hit reload or the page hangs there indefinitely.
I do not have this problem with Safari or IE, only with Firefox, and it happens on multiple machines.
Any ideas?
Macintosh (multiple computers)
Firefox 3.6
Concrete 5.4.1.1
When editing in Firefox, whether adding a block, editing a block, really anything on the editing side of Concrete, often Firefox will just hang once any "OK" button is pressed. For example, I edit some content in a content block, hit OK, and Firefox just hangs. The interesting part is the database is actually getting updated with the changes. When I hit refresh, I get the "Content Updated Successfully" box, but I have to hit reload or the page hangs there indefinitely.
I do not have this problem with Safari or IE, only with Firefox, and it happens on multiple machines.
Any ideas?
My guess is that there is a bug with the mac version of firefox, it works fine in the ubuntu version of firefox.
I just installed Concrete5 (October, 2011) and I'm having the same problem using Linux with Firefox (2009 version).
I'm sorry if I've posted in a few threads on this, but I haven't seen any answers.
I will say again, that I think Concrete 5 is a great concept and I'm hoping to use it for many client applications where non-technical people want to be able to manage and edit their own web sites. Concrete 5 could really open up that market, but this problem has to be resolved.
Any help would be appreciated!! Thanks.
I'm sorry if I've posted in a few threads on this, but I haven't seen any answers.
I will say again, that I think Concrete 5 is a great concept and I'm hoping to use it for many client applications where non-technical people want to be able to manage and edit their own web sites. Concrete 5 could really open up that market, but this problem has to be resolved.
Any help would be appreciated!! Thanks.
