Hi,

I was wondering if anyone else has had any trouble with the "Add New Role" or "Add new role group" buttons under "Admin"-> "Security Roles" in DNN 7.00.06?  I've installed two separate installations (fresh, no upgrade) and on both sites, these buttons do nothing.  I've tried different computers, browsers, and host to admin accounts, but I can't get then to do anything.  The rest of the site works fine (all other functionality works).

The only thing these two installations have in common, is that they are using the same skin, and they are hosted on the same server.  Other than that, they have their own databases, application pools, etc.

Is this a bug, or am I just missing something that needs to be enabled to be able to add new security roles?  If it is a bug, is there a manual way to add new roles?

Thanks,

Kevin

Now this issue is affecting the "Update" button on the "Site Settings" page....on both sites!  This is super-strange.  I'm sure that installed the sites properly.  They were completely fresh installs and I used the wizard to complete them.   This is the current code for the update button:

<a id="dnn_ctr442_SiteSettings_cmdUpdate" title="Update" class="dnnPrimaryAction" href=' WebForm_DoPostBackWithOptions(new WebForm_PostBackOptions("dnn$ctr442$SiteSettings$cmdUpdate", "", true, "", "", false, true))'>Update</a>

It seems fine, but it's not firing anything.

 

Kevin

Just wanted to update this thread with the cause of the problem (in case anyone else has this issue in the future). I had a contact form located in the footer and I had set it to display on all pages (which apparently was a bad idea). Therefore the contact form was being displayed on all the admin pages as well and the form submit was somehow causing an issue with other form submits on the same page (not sure why or how exactly). So I removed the form from all the admin pages and it solved my problem. This may come up as another issue if I have a form on a page where I may want to keep the contact form in the footer of that same page. I'll cross that bridge when I get there, I guess.