No file tab no anything, only shows object tab and that's it.
Here is a screenshot, I restarted the pgAdmin server multiple times and reloaded the webpage still same window.
using latest version of pgAdmin4.
using windows 10.
Just had the same problem and solved it using this:
Right click on the page and select inspect (Google Chrome)
Go to console
Type in pgAdmin.Settings.show()
Hope this resolves your question!
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So, we have a .net 5.0 wpf application which on startup loads a window containing a cef browser. The browser then loads our login form. The application is running on win 10 64 bit machines exclusively. This has worked without a problem for the past 6 months. Yesterday i installed the application on one of our customers' laptops. The installation went down without a hitch, but after the cef browser loaded the login form I was unable to interact with the input fields. By that I mean that if I put my cursor above the text field my cursor changes shape, but upon clicking no cursor would appear inside the text field and anything I typed wouldn't appear in the text filed. Clicking the Login button didn't have the expected effect of telling me that I am missing username and password, instead it moved the trigger areas of all input elements downward while they were still being rendered at the same position as before.
This problem is exclusive to this one machine. All other machines running the application aren't experiencing and never have experienced anything like this so i'm not expecting it to be a bug within cefsharp.
My question is if anyone has had a similar issue or any idea how to workaround it.
CefSharp version being used is 94.4.110.
recently I installed pgAdmin 4. It was working without any problems until yesterday when I opened it and was greeted with this screen.
Does anyone have possible solutions?
Go to C:\Users\YOUR_USER_NAME\AppData\Roaming and delete pgAdmin folder.
It will clear all pgAdmin preferences and passwords and restore the default user interface.
Right click on the refresh button and select Empty Cache and Hard Reload
Open pgAdmin4 again & Check if that helps.
Using SQL Server 2012 reporting services and the report manager URL I clicked down arrow next to a report item in "Home".
A pop up menu does not get displayed. The cursor changes to a pointing finger but I don't know why the menu is not displayed so I can assign a "Browser" role to a user of this report.
I'm using the Chrome browser.
By the way, this is the first time trying to do this.
If you need more information, please let me know.
Usually this issue is seen in Firefox or Chrome. You have a couple options:
Use a Firefox addon or Chrome extension that embeds Internet Explorer in the non-IE tab
Use Internet Explorer
The plugins I linked above are just ones that I have used, feel free to search around for one that meets your needs.
We have a DotNetNuke app with a DNN Menu.
Recently, after updating to FireFox version 17 we found that the whole DNN Navigation Menu is invisible. In other browsers it is fine, and it also works fine in FireFox 16 and earlier versions.
Does this have anything to do with the browser settings?
Firefox changed their user agent string. Here's the fix: http://www.dotnetnuke.com/Community/Community-Exchange/Question/2733/Firefox17-Bug-How-to-change-User-Agent-String.aspx
We found a solution that may help. Our menu was displaying, but expanded the entire thing out as an unordered list. We're on DNN 5.6.0 and using the DNNMenuNavigationProvider.
We installed the DDRMenuNavigationProvider here:
http://dnnddrmenu.codeplex.com/
With detailed instructions here:
http://www.dotnetnuke.com/Resources/Wiki/Page/DDRMenu-user-guide.aspx
We simply then went into the skins and updated the same dnn:NAV controls to use the ProviderName="DDRMenuNavigationProvider" and the menu came back the way it was, with an extra sliding flyout animation.
Hope that helps.
Update
In addition to updating the navigation provider, and the user agent as described above, we also updated the \js\ClientAPICaps.config file based on these instructions:
http://support.dotnetnuke.com/issue/ViewIssue.aspx?ID=13964&PROJID=2
We reverted the update for the dnn:NAV controls back to DNNMenuNavigationProvider and everything went back to the way it was operating before.
Firefox released a patch, 17.0.1, which fixed this (for now) for my situation. This bullet item from the release notes is about this issue:
17.0.1: Reverted user agent change causing some website incompatibilities.
Here's an interesting problem. On a recently installed Server 2008 64bit I opened IE and through the Tools -> Options I changed the homepage to iGoogle.com. Clicked okay and then clicked the homepage button. IE crashes.
Now you'd think that I could just remove iGoogle as the homepage but when I open IE it immediately goes to that page and crashes on open.
Obviously I'd prefer to find a solution to why IE is crashing on the iGoogle page but just to get IE running again I need to remove iGoogle as the homepage. Is there anyway to do this without opening IE?
Control Panel -> Internet Options
Looking at the registry, the start page seems to be stored in
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Main\Start Page
You could do it through the control panel, but you could also supply a url as a parameter to iexplore.exe.
start » run » iexplore about:blank
Two ways:
Control Panel->Internet Options
Start->Run... "%windir%\system32\inetcpl.cpl"
Not sure about IE7 on Windows Server 2008, but for IE6 the start page is stored in a registry key "Start Page" in HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Main.
The answer is posted, but here's how you can discover the answer without having to ask 1: Set the homepage to something random ie FindMeKeyForURL.com
2: Search the registry for it
3: Extract it out and modify it, now you can deploy the .reg file