Need to force mail/pops_noscript.html

[NZGuru]

Can anybody please tell if(and how) I am able to force cPanel to use pops_noscript.html instead of pops.html?

Why? I have a customized cPanel theme (note this ... customized, not just branded) and I have come across an unresolvable javascript conflict that is prevent the pops.html script from generating the slide down list of email accounts. My resolution (for the time being) is that a user clicks the 'use less javascript' link to bring up pops_noscript.html. So what I would to be able to do is sap those 2 pages over so that pops_noscript.html comes up by default.

Thanks in advance.

[cPanelDavidG]

Can anybody please tell if(and how) I am able to force cPanel to use pops_noscript.html instead of pops.html?

Why? I have a customized cPanel theme (note this ... customized, not just branded) and I have come across an unresolvable javascript conflict that is prevent the pops.html script from generating the slide down list of email accounts. My resolution (for the time being) is that a user clicks the 'use less javascript' link to bring up pops_noscript.html. So what I would to be able to do is sap those 2 pages over so that pops_noscript.html comes up by default.

Thanks in advance.

Since you're doing a custom theme (which inherently breaks things anyway), why not just rename pops_noscript.html to pops.html?

[NZGuru]

Don't laugh, but the simple reason is I can't find it

Would you have access to that file as a reseller?

[cPanelDavidG]

Don't laugh, but the simple reason is I can't find it

Would you have access to that file as a reseller?

Resellers only have access to branding, not the ability to do custom themes. Custom theming can only be done via SSH by someone with root-level access at the command line.

[NZGuru]

That's what I thought. Thanks.

So I go back to my original question ... how can I force cpanel to show pops_noscript.html

[cPanelDavidG]

That's what I thought. Thanks.

So I go back to my original question ... how can I force cpanel to show pops_noscript.html

Well considering that all you can do is branding (which does include doing custom javascript etc. if you want), how about we get to the core of the issue - what's causing the Javascript to fail? Given you're not doing a custom theme but are instead doing branding by virtue of insufficient access to do a custom theme, this should be something that can be fixed.

[NZGuru]

Here is the FireBug console error message I get when going to the email accounts page

uncaught exception: [Exception... "Security error"  code: "1000" nsresult: "0x805303e8 (NS_ERROR_DOM_SECURITY_ERR)"  location: "http://cpanel.********.com/cPanel_magic_revision_1309940073/cjt/cpanel-all-min.js Line: 17"]
http://cpanel.********.com/cPanel_magic_revision_1306916064/editarea/edit_area/edit_area_full.js
Line 12

Note that this is after I have disabled some of the custom js I had added which does some Cufon stuff and I can do without. I figured if we can get the cpanel pages working again first, then I look again at making everything look pretty

Further, I still get the same error if I disable all additional javascript leaving only the original x3 javascript originally in the template.

FYI ... I created our branding simply by taking a copy of x3 and adding additional HTML into the headers/footer to provide our header/sidebar/footer and left all 'cpanel content' areas intact. I removed no cpanel code from the templates. (or at least I believe I didn't)

[cPanelTristan]

This is what the NS_ERROR_DOM_SECURITY_ERR lookup on google returns for Firefox:

Case of the NS_ERROR_DOM_SECURITY_ERR | mrclay.org

What is the url you are using when accessing the page versus the url being used when logging into cPanel itself?

[NZGuru]

What is the url you are using when accessing the page versus the url being used when logging into cPanel itself?

I access via cpanel.*******.com which is how the url stays while navigating within cpanel.

I will investigate the css and move all styling declarations into the cpanel css.html files to see if this resolves the issue. Thanks.

On a side note (and I know this is not a cpanel issue, just venting a little), so how stupid is this error? If I understand it correctly, you can call a css file from another domain just so long as that css doesn't call any images??? And then why should that throw a javascript error which in turn stops the remaining javascript from working????