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Download the latest version today, using SQL server DB and .net 4.0 in window 7 system, in debug model:
If click the home link, got javascript error in Script.js file, highlight the line:
var sheetLeft = $(".art-sheet").offset().left;
Also popup window shows the error:
Microsoft JScript runtime error: Unable to get value of the property 'left': object is null or undefined
Are talking about a build you made from source code or an official deployment package?
Using a skin that shipped in this version or not?
Have you read the Important Skin Changes?
I downloaded the latest source code and compiled in windows system, nothing added. The skin is default one art41-wallpaper. Under debug model, sometimes click once, sometime click a couple of times of the home link, the JavaScript error happened. I switched to other skin like art41-businessblue2, same error happened. Not only home link, after launched the default page, if some link is first time click the error will happen at most of time. thanks a lot.
I cannot reproduce the problem. I would copy the skins from /Data/skins into /Data/Sites/1/skins to make sure you are using the most up to date version of the skins.
Best,
Joe
I am getting the same error. I am using mojoportal-2-3-9-9-msssql-net40 and art41-businessblue3. This happens over and over again.
again. I am not able to reproduce the problem. We have that skin on our demo site, do you get any error on our demo site?
are there any other script errors on the page?
is the url public so someone could see the problem?
Not, it is not public. I am running this from the ASP.Net Development Server.
Here is some more information:
This is the only script error on the pages.
$(".art-sheet") has a value.
$(".art-sheet").offset() is undefined.
Use web browser dev tools, check the network tab, is any script failing to load?
For example by default we load jquery from the internet but if you work disconnected then you need to host the files locally.