Hi Susan,
(I'll add dspace-tech back in -- perhaps others with the same
problem can benefit from the discussion)
With the same message coming up in Chrome, to me it sounds like
you've probably run into one of the Mirage 2 build problems. Have a
look at the official DSpace documentation for a few hints:
https://wiki.duraspace.org/display/DSDOC5x/Mirage+2+Configuration+and+Customization#Mirage2ConfigurationandCustomization-ThebuildprocessandenablingMirage2
cheers,
Andrea
On 01/04/15 03:53, Borda, Susan wrote:
Hi Andrea-
Thanks for the info, I knew it was a long shot that that the
setting was in Dspace. I get the same message in Chrome. I will
re-run Maven to see if I can spot the error.
Thanks again,
susan
Hi Susan,
On 31/03/15 12:31, Borda, Susan
wrote:
I just installed Space 5.1 with Mirage 2 on a Centos 6.6
VirtualBox. When I go to my new DSpace page
(localhost:8080/xmlui) I’m getting a message that says
“_javascript_ has been disabled for your browser. Some
features of this site may not work without it.”
_javascript_ is working on other sites just not this
one.
Where do I enable _javascript_ for Dspace, is it in one
of the Mirage 2 or xmlui files?
This is not a DSpace setting, it's something in your
browser. It's a little bit odd for this to happen in what is
presumably pretty much a fresh Centos install. Can you try
with a different browser? Your VM has access to the
Internet, yes?
Did the maven step of the build process complain about
anything? Mirage 2 will sometimes tell you that the build
was successful even when it wasn't, so you'll need to keep
an eye on the output while maven is running.
If none of these things help, could you try to switch on the
developer tools for your browser, then force-reload the page
to see whether you get any error messages to pinpoint the
problem? In Firefox, you'll want to open the Web Console
(try Ctrl-Shift-K). In Chrome, it appears to be called
_javascript_ console (try Ctrl-Shift-J).
cheers,
Andrea
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Dr Andrea Schweer
IRR Technical Specialist, ITS Information Systems
The University of Waikato, Hamilton, New Zealand
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Dr Andrea Schweer
IRR Technical Specialist, ITS Information Systems
The University of Waikato, Hamilton, New Zealand
+64-7-837 9120
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