Hello,

Successfully upgraded my CMSMS version from 1.9 > 1.9.4.3 > 1.10, and finally to 1.11. The final jump to 1.11 is where the problem showed up.

I ran through the upgrade script just fine and when I then visited the login page, I got a stylesheet-less login page. I refreshed a couple of times in my browser and then it finally displayed the styled login page.

But no matter how many hard refreshes I do to my browser (Mac Chrome ver 24), I get a stylesheet-less admin interface:


I've tried using php5.2 and 5.4 (hosted on 1and1.com) with no changes. I thought of trying the clear the global CMS cache, but I'm not able to access that tab through the Site Admin > Global Settings section - there's only options to change site name, global metadata, default admin interface (tried both NCleanGrey and OneEleven), etc.

What am I doing wrong? Any other information I forgot to provide that would help troubleshoot this further? Any help in this matter would be greatly appreciated, as both the back-end and front-end of my client's site is broken at this time!

Thank you so much!

Robert

This rang a bell with me, so I found this:
viewtopic.php?f=3&t=62968&hilit=admin+style+lost
Worth a try?

Paul,

Thank you for finding this previous post even though I wasn't able to find it before - it worked like a charm and I'm back in business! I was able to access tabs using the default admin theme and then switch it to a different one without hiccups.

Again, thank you so much!
Robert

@rfuste...

viewtopic.php?f=8&t=13968

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Dr. CSS,

Thank you for educating me on this. When in other forums, I've been used to having moderators have the power to mark a ticket as "solved" and, therefore, they change the status to closed and automatically edit the subject line or simply have it disappear from currently active support tickets.

I realize this is more a forum instead of a support ticket site, and now that I know what the proper etiquette is, I'll make sure and also go back to my previous posts and mark them solved as well.

If there's any other step I need to do besides adding [SOLVED] to the subject line, please let me know.

Thank you!

Robert