just installed - went fine.
But: now I entered on the home page my Meta Tags: description and Keywords.
clicked save & publish = javascript Parse error pops up - and disappears after a few seconds - but the page never finishes saving.

I have zero modification as of yet [have Blog, forum, Diary and Private messages showing in my top menu on the Published Site],
no widgets inserted yet. But loaded all mods I need before the installation. Ran the flush etc. and everything worked fine.

Am at a loss to why the home page now does not save with the meta tags. Did not even change the text [content] yet on the home page either. No new theme installed yet either - just the generic default theme.

where do I need to make changes to be able to save anything? without the java script parse error? I only was able to stop the saving [after waiting for more than 10 minutes by simply clicking another link in the admin. Checked - and - no, it did not save any meta information.
Help is appreciated.

What modules have you installed over default?

Is it just Blog, forum, Diary and Private messages?

Mo

I have the same error. Also the site tree keeps getting longer (adding padding?) every time I switch from one page to the next. I have the following modules installed. My page, however, seems to save fine.

- blog
- dataobject manager

I'm having essentially the same problem. Anyone find a solution to this?

I had the same problem - but in my case it was homegrown. Removing the following line from my php.ini solved it for me.

tidy.clean_output = On

I have found I get this error from time to time while clicking "Save and Publish", the only work around I have found is to first click save, then click save and publish after the page has finished saving.

Not sure why this happens, but that generally works for me.

My 2 cents ..

I've added the portnumber (default = 80) in the file : _config.php which resides in dir. : \www\silverstripe-v2.3.5\mysite\.

             Director::set_dev_servers(array(

                        'localhost',
                        '127.0.0.1',
                        'localhost:80',  <-- added port
                        '127.0.0.1:80', <-- added port

That got rid the parse error
This also "solved" the site tree keeps getting longer issue for me.

I am on version 2.3.6 and experienced the javascript parse error after a fresh install. To fix this, I re-uploaded the cms/javascript folder to the server and overwrote the old one.