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edit approved Aug 12, 2015 at 13:14
Taran Goel
edit approved Aug 12, 2015 at 13:14
Taran Goel
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There must be a bug with the Team site template in SharePoint 2010. This template is the only one where the hidden property MSOLayout_InDesignModeMSOLayout_InDesignMode does not change to '1' when you switch to Edit/Design mode. It never has a value. Consequently, I have not been able to detect edit mode in a team site. For me, my issue is that I have some Jquery code to leverage Typekit functionality (more graphical fonts using CSS) and when this runs in edit mode, it causes a 'sp.ui.rte.debug.js access denied'sp.ui.rte.debug.js access denied error, which in turn prevents any of the ribbon drop downs (e.g. font) from working.

There must be a bug with the Team site template in SharePoint 2010. This template is the only one where the hidden property MSOLayout_InDesignMode does not change to '1' when you switch to Edit/Design mode. It never has a value. Consequently, I have not been able to detect edit mode in a team site. For me, my issue is that I have some Jquery code to leverage Typekit functionality (more graphical fonts using CSS) and when this runs in edit mode, it causes a 'sp.ui.rte.debug.js access denied' error, which in turn prevents any of the ribbon drop downs (e.g. font) from working.

There must be a bug with the Team site template in SharePoint 2010. This template is the only one where the hidden property MSOLayout_InDesignMode does not change to '1' when you switch to Edit/Design mode. It never has a value. Consequently, I have not been able to detect edit mode in a team site. For me, my issue is that I have some Jquery code to leverage Typekit functionality (more graphical fonts using CSS) and when this runs in edit mode, it causes a sp.ui.rte.debug.js access denied error, which in turn prevents any of the ribbon drop downs (e.g. font) from working.

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There must be a bug with the Team site template in SharePoint 2010. This template is the only one where the hidden property MSOLayout_InDesignMode does not change to '1' when you switch to Edit/Design mode. It never has a value. Consequently, I have not been able to detect edit mode in a team site. For me, my issue is that I have some Jquery code to leverage Typekit functionality (more graphical fonts using CSS) and when this runs in edit mode, it causes a 'sp.ui.rte.debug.js access denied' error, which in turn prevents any of the ribbon drop downs (e.g. font) from working.