Обсуждение: [pgadmin-support] pgAdmin 4 starts with messy screen
Hello!
I have installed PosgreSQL 9.6.2 along with pgAdmin 4 v1.2. Installation process seems to complete OK.
When starting pgAdmin I got this screen and cannot get any further.
Searching for this problem through the internet had no success.
I have Windows 7 64bit with Java 64bit version 8 update 121.
Any advice, please?
I have installed PosgreSQL 9.6.2 along with pgAdmin 4 v1.2. Installation process seems to complete OK.
When starting pgAdmin I got this screen and cannot get any further.
Searching for this problem through the internet had no success.
I have Windows 7 64bit with Java 64bit version 8 update 121.
Any advice, please?
-- best regards, Arkady
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Hello, Bruno!
Thank you for reply!
I have found pgadmin4.log under AppData\Roaming\pgAdmin\ but with no error reported, just "info" lines present.
Yet I learn from it that pgAdmin interface runs against a built-in web server on some port.
To check the accessibility of css, fonts etc. I run the server in my browser with current port taken from pgadmin4.log:
http://localhost:64141/ which was redirected to http://localhost:64141/browser/
I got exactly the same screen as pgAdmin shows me without a single error on loading CSS or font. All file requests where responsed as 304 not modified or 200 OK.
Therefore it seems that my problem is not in accessing these files.
On the other hand, when I examine HTML elements of this page in my Firebug, every one of them has no working style. Style rules pane is empty for any element. I have no idea why this could be.
Thank you for reply!
I have found pgadmin4.log under AppData\Roaming\pgAdmin\ but with no error reported, just "info" lines present.
Yet I learn from it that pgAdmin interface runs against a built-in web server on some port.
To check the accessibility of css, fonts etc. I run the server in my browser with current port taken from pgadmin4.log:
http://localhost:64141/ which was redirected to http://localhost:64141/browser/
I got exactly the same screen as pgAdmin shows me without a single error on loading CSS or font. All file requests where responsed as 304 not modified or 200 OK.
Therefore it seems that my problem is not in accessing these files.
On the other hand, when I examine HTML elements of this page in my Firebug, every one of them has no working style. Style rules pane is empty for any element. I have no idea why this could be.
best regards, Arkady
10.02.2017 20:26, Bruno Friedmann пишет:
On vendredi, 10 février 2017 15.50:57 h CET Аркадий Нозик wrote:Hello! I have installed PosgreSQL 9.6.2 along with pgAdmin 4 v1.2. Installation process seems to complete OK. When starting pgAdmin I got this screen and cannot get any further. Searching for this problem through the internet had no success. I have Windows 7 64bit with Java 64bit version 8 update 121. Any advice, please?It exist a pgadmin4.log somewhere (don't know exactly where on Windows but certainly under AppData) Seems the internal app python weframework deny access to some essentials files like css and or fonts. Don't worry about java version, it's pure qt and python application :-)
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Similar issue was reported in last November.
Problem was. CSS files were recognised as a plain text by windows.
Please refer to this mailing list for resolving the issue.
-- Thanks, Ashesh Vashi
On Feb 11, 2017 14:58, "Аркадий Нозик" <catamaran@mail.ru> wrote:
Hello, Bruno!
Thank you for reply!
I have found pgadmin4.log under AppData\Roaming\pgAdmin\ but with no error reported, just "info" lines present.
Yet I learn from it that pgAdmin interface runs against a built-in web server on some port.
To check the accessibility of css, fonts etc. I run the server in my browser with current port taken from pgadmin4.log:
http://localhost:64141/ which was redirected to http://localhost:64141/browser/
I got exactly the same screen as pgAdmin shows me without a single error on loading CSS or font. All file requests where responsed as 304 not modified or 200 OK.
Therefore it seems that my problem is not in accessing these files.
On the other hand, when I examine HTML elements of this page in my Firebug, every one of them has no working style. Style rules pane is empty for any element. I have no idea why this could be.
best regards, Arkady10.02.2017 20:26, Bruno Friedmann пишет:On vendredi, 10 février 2017 15.50:57 h CET Аркадий Нозик wrote:Hello! I have installed PosgreSQL 9.6.2 along with pgAdmin 4 v1.2. Installation process seems to complete OK. When starting pgAdmin I got this screen and cannot get any further. Searching for this problem through the internet had no success. I have Windows 7 64bit with Java 64bit version 8 update 121. Any advice, please?It exist a pgadmin4.log somewhere (don't know exactly where on Windows but certainly under AppData) Seems the internal app python weframework deny access to some essentials files like css and or fonts. Don't worry about java version, it's pure qt and python application :-)
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Ashesh, thank you so much! Problem is solved, I just change value of HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\.css\Content Type from text/plain to text/css and my pgAdmin is working now.
I would never figured it out with my bad English without your help!
I suppose this knowlege should somehow be given to all windows users of pgAdmin4.
Thanks again!
I would never figured it out with my bad English without your help!
I suppose this knowlege should somehow be given to all windows users of pgAdmin4.
Thanks again!
best regards, Arkady
11.02.2017 12:39, Ashesh Vashi пишет:
Similar issue was reported in last November.Problem was. CSS files were recognised as a plain text by windows.Please refer to this mailing list for resolving the issue.-- Thanks, Ashesh VashiOn Feb 11, 2017 14:58, "Аркадий Нозик" <catamaran@mail.ru> wrote:Hello, Bruno!
Thank you for reply!
I have found pgadmin4.log under AppData\Roaming\pgAdmin\ but with no error reported, just "info" lines present.
Yet I learn from it that pgAdmin interface runs against a built-in web server on some port.
To check the accessibility of css, fonts etc. I run the server in my browser with current port taken from pgadmin4.log:
http://localhost:64141/ which was redirected to http://localhost:64141/browser/
I got exactly the same screen as pgAdmin shows me without a single error on loading CSS or font. All file requests where responsed as 304 not modified or 200 OK.
Therefore it seems that my problem is not in accessing these files.
On the other hand, when I examine HTML elements of this page in my Firebug, every one of them has no working style. Style rules pane is empty for any element. I have no idea why this could be.
best regards, Arkady10.02.2017 20:26, Bruno Friedmann пишет:On vendredi, 10 février 2017 15.50:57 h CET Аркадий Нозик wrote:Hello! I have installed PosgreSQL 9.6.2 along with pgAdmin 4 v1.2. Installation process seems to complete OK. When starting pgAdmin I got this screen and cannot get any further. Searching for this problem through the internet had no success. I have Windows 7 64bit with Java 64bit version 8 update 121. Any advice, please?It exist a pgadmin4.log somewhere (don't know exactly where on Windows but certainly under AppData) Seems the internal app python weframework deny access to some essentials files like css and or fonts. Don't worry about java version, it's pure qt and python application :-)
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On Feb 11, 2017 15:38, "Аркадий Нозик" <catamaran@mail.ru> wrote:
Ashesh, thank you so much! Problem is solved, I just change value of HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\.css\Content Type from text/plain to text/css and my pgAdmin is working now.
I would never figured it out with my bad English without your help!
I suppose this knowlege should somehow be given to all windows users of pgAdmin4.
Dave has already done that on FAQ page. :)
Please check the last paragraph on https://www.pgadmin.org/faq.php.
-- Thanks,
Ashesh
Thanks again!best regards, Arkady11.02.2017 12:39, Ashesh Vashi пишет:Similar issue was reported in last November.Problem was. CSS files were recognised as a plain text by windows.Please refer to this mailing list for resolving the issue.-- Thanks, Ashesh VashiOn Feb 11, 2017 14:58, "Аркадий Нозик" <catamaran@mail.ru> wrote:Hello, Bruno!
Thank you for reply!
I have found pgadmin4.log under AppData\Roaming\pgAdmin\ but with no error reported, just "info" lines present.
Yet I learn from it that pgAdmin interface runs against a built-in web server on some port.
To check the accessibility of css, fonts etc. I run the server in my browser with current port taken from pgadmin4.log:
http://localhost:64141/ which was redirected to http://localhost:64141/browser/
I got exactly the same screen as pgAdmin shows me without a single error on loading CSS or font. All file requests where responsed as 304 not modified or 200 OK.
Therefore it seems that my problem is not in accessing these files.
On the other hand, when I examine HTML elements of this page in my Firebug, every one of them has no working style. Style rules pane is empty for any element. I have no idea why this could be.
best regards, Arkady10.02.2017 20:26, Bruno Friedmann пишет:On vendredi, 10 février 2017 15.50:57 h CET Аркадий Нозик wrote:Hello! I have installed PosgreSQL 9.6.2 along with pgAdmin 4 v1.2. Installation process seems to complete OK. When starting pgAdmin I got this screen and cannot get any further. Searching for this problem through the internet had no success. I have Windows 7 64bit with Java 64bit version 8 update 121. Any advice, please?It exist a pgadmin4.log somewhere (don't know exactly where on Windows but certainly under AppData) Seems the internal app python weframework deny access to some essentials files like css and or fonts. Don't worry about java version, it's pure qt and python application :-)
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