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Thread: Authentication Required - Enter username and password after SP1 install

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    hartsockt is offline Junior Member
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    Default Authentication Required - Enter username and password after SP1 install

    Shortly after installing ML9 SP1 and the Admin Pack, we are getting "Authentication Required - Enter username and password for https://www.ourdomainname.com". As far as I can tell, this only occurs when editing Products. It always pops up 3 times in a row. And clicking 'cancel' three times allows me to successfully continue editing the product.

    Any suggestions?

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    gilligan is offline Junior Member
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    Default Rollback , remove the jquery line from the entityeditproducts.aspx, customerrors off

    It's been reported already by others. Rollback to pre-admin pack, remove the jquery line from the entityeditproducts.aspx, or turn off customerrors=on.

    Alfred in ADNSF Support has been looking into this. See other related posts on the forum.


    Quote Originally Posted by hartsockt View Post
    Shortly after installing ML9 SP1 and the Admin Pack, we are getting "Authentication Required - Enter username and password for https://www.ourdomainname.com". As far as I can tell, this only occurs when editing Products. It always pops up 3 times in a row. And clicking 'cancel' three times allows me to successfully continue editing the product.

    Any suggestions?

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    AspDotNetStorefront Staff - Erik is offline Senior Member
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    The issue is caused by the Admin pack’s entityEditProducts.aspx included JQuery conflicting with an include in a customized skin. The JQuery is for the ProductCSVHelpers on 'Options' tab.

    If you run into this issue, the easiest workaround is to do as others suggested, and just disable the CSVHelpers by either removing them or set the visibility of each control to false. Remove the line ' <script type="text/javascript" src="scripts/jquery-1.4.4.min.js"></script> ' and edit products will work as well.

    It is NOT suggested to roll-back the admin service pack, as it does still include updates and bug fixes as well.
    Erik Sutton
    AspDotNetStorefront Technical Support