Hi,

I've been faced with the same problem and it's really a pain.  I think it's related to a combination of things but I've had to make lots of stitches to make it work properly.  Here is a simple example of what I did:

In this case, this is a simple link that is on my page content (that looks like a button - designed with Artisteer):

Notice the Code generated from the index.html page from artisteer:

<span class="art-button-wrapper"><span class="art-button-l"> </span><span class="art-button-r"> </span><a class="art-button" href="mylink.aspx">Continue...</a></span>

The first time you copy and paste this html code into your mojoportal content page, it saves and should display fine.  However, if you edit your content again (depending on which content editor your site is using - can't remember what I'm using - whatever is the default) - it automatically deletes part of the "Span" tags that give your link (button) it's appearance.

Resulting code - edited with content editor in mojoportal:

<span class="art-button-wrapper"><a class="art-button" href="mylink.aspx">Continue...</a></span>

This gets deleted: <span class="art-button-l"> </span><span class="art-button-r"> </span>

Note that some of those inner-span tags were deleted by the text editor.  So the next time you save your content, it will save with the incomplete tags needed that give your button it's nice graphic appearance.  So the only way I've found to fix this, is to go into my index.html code generated from Artisteer and grab the full span tags and re-paste them in my content editor each time I need to change any content on the page that has this button.

I've also had to edit the layout.master page with hard-coded main menu links because mojoportal does not generate similar html like Artisteer does for certain 'looking' menu buttons.  I'm hoping that the latest version of mojoportal fixes this.

Hope this helps.

- Mike

Hi Joe,

I think I have the same problem.

I've made an update to 2.3.7.6.
First I created a new skin with Artisteer 3.1.
As I had no success with the buttons in mojo, I've tried the included skins:
All included artisteer skins are displayed correctly only in the preview.
If I change the skin and save the setting, the menu bar is not shown up correctly.
As an example, just look on here: http://www.zisign.de

Best Matthias

I've just tested another site (2.3.7.6.) on another server.
In the preview everything is fine. If the skin is selected and stored, no buttons in the menu bar.

Hi Joe,
thanks for the reply.
I can manage the sites using "Plesk" and I have only the option to stop the IIS application pool of the site and start it again (or reset). But this does not solve the problem.

Now I realize that he problem also occurs with jquerui-1 ...
You can see it here: http://www.nett.de/home.aspx

Best
Matthias

P.S. The very old skin I made on base of a styleshout skin, is still shown correctly.

Hi Joe,

• still 3.5
• <add key="RunningInMediumTrust" value="false" />
• http://www.zisign.de/home.aspx  as single site
• http://www.nett.de/home.aspx  as multi site (english/german)
• only from site settings

Best
Matthias

P.S.: I've never tried this before, but now I've found that I can not save another skin in the second site of the multi site installation, although I can select one.

I forgot to mention something. During the setup no new skins have been copied from Data/Skins into Data/Sites/1/skins. There were only the old skins shipped with the previous version. Therefore, I copied and pasted the new skins.

Hello,

after upgrading to 2-3-8-1 the world is almost back in order for a short time.
The previously described error appeares only on one page, on jqueryui-1 : admin menu / site settings.
All other pages of the admin menu are o.k. and I view the little mistake as a small sacrifice to Murphy

Best
Matthias

P.S.: Now the drop down menu of jqueryui-1 fails. Greetings from Murphy

Hi Joe,

yes, I did that and today all over again.

Now you can see the error in the entire administration area, but on the other hand I can change the skin again

Best
Matthias