I think IE8 itself might the bug! :-) Many popular libraries have dropped
<=IE7 support completely and are phasing out IE8 as well. Looks like D3 - a
visualization library used for some of Admin stuff - is doing that as well.
Though I thought Admin javascript loading was more robust than that.
Re
I'm using windows7 and IE8, i debuged the script, it showed error: "var
d3_formatPrefixes =
["y","z","a","f","p","n","μ","m","","k","M","G","T","P","E","Z","Y"].map(d3_formatPrefix);"
can't find object's method.
so i changed my browse, and it works.
thanks a lot.
is this a bug of solr?
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You may have some over-eager Ad Blockers! Check the network panel of
Firebug/Chrome console/whatever you have. See if some resources are not
loaded.
Regards,
Alex.
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: Hi, I followed the tutoral to download solr4.4 and unzip it, and then i
: started jetty. i can post data and search correctly, but when i try to open
: admin page, it's always show "loading".
the admin UI is entirely rendered by client side javascript in your
browser -- so the most important
Could you paste your jetty logs of when you try to open admin page.
19 Eylül 2013 Perşembe tarihinde Micheal Chao
adlı kullanıcı şöyle yazdı:
> Hi, I followed the tutoral to download solr4.4 and unzip it, and then i
> started jetty. i can post data and search correctly, but when i try to
open
> a
Hi, I followed the tutoral to download solr4.4 and unzip it, and then i
started jetty. i can post data and search correctly, but when i try to open
admin page, it's always show "loading".
and then i setup solr on tomcat 7.0, but it's the same.
what's wrong? please help, thanks.
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