kimberleyaroper

Aaaand closing …

I’d say it’s resolved ??

I’m restoring the db right now. Thanks again from Ottawa, Canada, home of the Tulip Festival thanks to our Dutch friends!

Thanks, @dwinden!! I appreciate the time you’ve taken to explain this.

Now, on to the next challenge: Learning how to restore a db backup, which is a matter for a different thread somewhere else ??

Have a great weekend!

Hm, you’re right, I should have elaborated on the confusing bit. I had logged in to the network admin dashboard via the option on the primary domain dashboard. When I re-logged in, I went back to the primary (of course), but the option to go to the network admin dashboard was no longer available. [I can totally understand and appreciate this from a security standpoint, but I don’t need this client-herding feature on the installation at this time.] That’s when I tried the direct network dashboard URL, without success.

Sorry for the confusion. I’m normally very clear, but I was pretty bleary eyed when I typed the original post.

I did use those features, and no, I couldn’t tell you which one set off the problem because I checked after implementing both (not each one individually). I had too much cowboy juice, evidently.

The URL has not changed.

Thanks for looking into this …
Kim

Dude, you rock! I couldn’t figure out why a header link worked in IE (bleagh!) but not in Chrome or Firefox. I gave the div a z-index of 1 and a position:relative attribute, and YOWZA! Problem solved!

Thanks for being awesome!

I am having the same problem with the same domain structure as noted. This is not a problem for another admin following exactly the same steps on his account. Further, he can reproduce the problem with my account on his machine.

I have allowed third-party cookies.

Right-clicking the Preview Changes button and selecting “Open in new tab” works just fine. Left-clicking generates the error, of course.

The error is consistent with Chrome and IE.

Any clues?