Trying to install the installer

[chgrnet]

I have SP 2010 and am using it on IE11. I have a complete installation of DFFS in a sub-site (only) and am trying to get the installer to work. I created the CEWP, added the installer link and I am getting the error “Unable to locate the DFFS files!”. I have looked in the files to see if there is a place I need change another URL and my experiments have failed so far, I keep getting the error. I did go in and make sure “var spjs_scripts_in_current_site = true;” because I am in a sub-site.

[Alexander Bautz]

Could you possibly email me a few screenshots so I can see the path of your SPJS document library and the page where you have added the CEWP with the installer?

I have tested it in a dev site I have with SP 2010, but there might be some differences.

PS: First try loading it with the developer console open (hit F12 > Console) to see if you get any errors in the console.

Best regards,
Alexander

[chgrnet]

This is the URL: http://sharepoint.bankofamerica.com/sites/associatechannels/fsoperations/DFFS/Forms/AllItems.aspx

There are no errors.

[Alexander Bautz]

Thanks, I’ll look into it and post back here. I guess I have an error in the calculation of the site and site collection base.

Sorry for the inconvenience,
Alexander

[Alexander Bautz]

Can you confirm that you have the files in a document library named “SPJS” and in a folder named “DFFS”?

Alexander

[chgrnet]

The document library is called “DFFS” and it is not in a folder called “DFFS”

[Alexander Bautz]

The installer requires the files to be placed in a document library named SPJS. Inside this document library you must put the DFFS folder from the zip-file – and you must keep the folder hierarchy like it is in the zip-file.

Could you test this and let me know how it works out?

Alexander

[chgrnet]

Thank you, and I apologize for not uploading the files into the correct location. I was using a location that was already setup and it did not have your correct naming convention. I did a clean upload and everything works now.

New issues, when I went to a test form and used the installer to add the CEWP to new/edit/display, I am getting the attached errors. I spoke with Kasey Pickar and he said he was working with you on this.

When I got to create a new item, I get error 1, then when I close I get a blank form with no fields on it. It may be similar to my other issues, but because I did not have the files installed in the correct folder locations, the error was different. The result is similar, though.

Attachments:

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   DFFSError1.png
   

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   DFFSError2.png
   

[avala]

I’m having the same issues as Christine across all forms, lists and libraries. Image 1 shows the error while the file path name for the library and DFFS folder are correct (/sites/gwjayme/Sandy/SPJS/DFFS/js/DFFS_frontend_min.js). Receiving similar Console errors on all three forms in image 2.

Environment:

SharePoint 2010
IE 11
Document Mode 8(Default)
User agent String IE 11 (Default)
OS: Windows 10

Attachments:

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   DFFS-Error-1.png
   

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   DFFS-error-2.png
   

[avala]

Alexander,

I did some testing and it looks like a IE Doc Mode 8 issue.

I did a fresh install in a new SP 2010 and got the same error as described above. When I did a test in SP 2013, the installer worked correctly. Looking at the Dev Console I see our 2013 environment sets the document mode to 10. When I switched to IE 8 Document mode I received that same error as the 2010 sites. See below screenshots.

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   SP-2013-Doc-8-mode.png
   

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   SP-2013-Doc-10-mode.png
   

[Alexander Bautz]

I was able to recreate the issue with IE 8 mode in IE. I’ll post an update as soon as I have sorted it out.

Best regards,
Alexander

[Alexander Bautz]

This issue should now be fixed in the September 21 version. Please check it out and let me know how it works out.

Alexander

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