Why is the Main Column of Wiki Not Displaying in IE9?

If you open the JavaScript debugger in IE9, do you see any error messages?

Andrew

Error goes something like this.

Around the internet i found that resetting IE 9 might fix the issue but in this case it does not.

PS. IE 10 Preview Edition does not exibit this behaviour.

SCRIPT438: Object doesn't support property or method 'matchMedia'
sprockets.js?hash=f9afd3016a937616af124e8e71ff83cb, linie 8503 caracter 3

I reported this same issue as well. It is definitely caused by something that changed in the Version 2.2 OS X Server update a little over a week ago. Out of curiosity - I restored back to 2.1 - and the problem did not occur. So far this has happened to everyone that I have asked to access the wiki - it is definitely not a random problem. I am going to open a bug report for it. I am surprised that I am not seeing a lot more posts about it.

~Scott

I just tried a complete reset of IE9. It did not resolve the issue. I turned on script debugging - and I get the exact same error at line 8503.

~Scott

Since I'm so new to OS X Server - I have made many mistakes with it in my home learning environment - and therefore learned quickly to make image backups every step of the way - so restoring to v2.1 was very quick and simple.

I also wanted to point out - this problem is not limited to the main screen of the Wiki. If you disable the Wiki - but leave the default website enabled - the default website will display - but if you click on the change password link - it should pop up an enter user id, old password new password window and should also automatically switch to a trusted ssl connection - assuming you have a trusted certificate correctly configured. This functionality works fine in Safari, Firefox and Chrome - but the same behavior occurs on the password change screen in IE9 as it does in the Wiki.

I am now looking into submitting this to bugreport.apple.com. I will report back after I do that.

~Scott

I have submitted a bug report with Apple. Maybe they will have a quick response.

~Scott

Curiously Firefox, Chrome, Opera and IE 10 Preview do not exibit the issue. It's IE9 specific.

Yes - all other browsers that I have tried are working fine. I have not tried IE10 preview - but I will. No response yet from Apple on my bug report.

Update: Still no response from Apple on the bug report.

Do you have a reply yet? I am also experiencing this issue.

Nothing yet. This is a bit unusual not to hear anything. I submitted the bug report on December 20th.

I also have this issue with a brand new Mac Mini Server that I upgraded to latest verisons yeasterday. Will post a Support tickt to Apple.

My Mac Mini Server is brand new - also has Apple Care - so I suspect I can get all the support I want from Apple - but opening a ticket can be time consuming when they start contacting you. It appears to be a bug more than anything so I thought that opening a bug report (which I have not done many of) would be quicker and simply alert Apple to the problem - but they have not responded or acknowledged the bug report - and I thought this was odd - so I added a comment to the bug report (yesterday) asking if anybody was looking into it. Still no reponse.

Make sure you click the "I have this question/problem too" link. Somehow that increases the chance of Apple being alerted to it - as I am pretty sure that Apple does not regularly monitor this forum.