1. This happens with a fresh install from GitHub using the latest master or demo branch. 2. The server platform is Linux OS (Cent OS) with Apache 2.2.15, PHP 5.2.13 and mySQL 5.0.92; this is my web hosting setup.
My local WAMP server (Apache 2.2.17, PHP 5.3.4 and mySQL 5.1.53) is running on a Windows 7 x64 box and I don't have the problem there.
I was able to log in to dev.morrisleague.com (based on the link above), from both my Mac and PC and didn't see the error... strange. What if you clear the cache out of your browser, and perhaps any cookies associated with that domain? Also, just so I'm clear, you see that error message on the list view and maybe the create/edit views?
very odd.. I checked now and the error is NOT occurring.. I did have a ticket in with my web hosting company, but they haven't told me that they did anything (doesn't mean that they didn't).
The simple answer to this is to copy the contents of jquery.cookie.js into another of the js files, therefore it gets loaded and not blocked by any Apache rules. (Credit for this goes to my mate Tom).
Can vary from server to server. Can be mod_security (Apache) or suhosin (PHP), each can be set up to not allow files with certain keywords in their name; like cookie
Just experienced the exact same thing uploading to the server. Changed the file "jquery.cookie.js" to "jquery.c00kie.js" and likewise changed the reference to it in fuel.php. All OK now!
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1. This happens with a fresh install for you from GitHub (https://github.com/daylightstudio/FUEL-CMS)?
2. What server platform are you running (MAMP, XAMPP, WAMP etc)?
2. The server platform is Linux OS (Cent OS) with Apache 2.2.15, PHP 5.2.13 and mySQL 5.0.92; this is my web hosting setup.
My local WAMP server (Apache 2.2.17, PHP 5.3.4 and mySQL 5.1.53) is running on a Windows 7 x64 box and I don't have the problem there.
(Credit for this goes to my mate Tom).