I have Joomla 3.4.3 with the standard protostar template for the frontend. When my site is offline and I'm logging into the frontend (not the adminstrator backend), then I can browse and edit articles.

When I try to save the article by clicking the Save button, nothing happens. The Cancel button does work. On further inspection I found out that there is an

Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property 'isValid' of null

that is thrown at the outer if condition

Joomla.submitbutton = function(task) { if (task == 'article.cancel' || document.formvalidator.isValid(document.getElementById('adminForm'))) { if (tinyMCE.get("jform_articletext").isHidden()) {tinyMCE.get("jform_articletext").show()}; Joomla.submitform(task); } } 

I tried finding some solution or related issues, but the only thing that turned up between the clear you browser cache kind of noise was this old issue in an akeeba bug report:

• Formvalidation broken in Joomla 3.2.rc1 #199

Any ideas what I can do to fix the issue?

##Update

It seems that this issue only affects my "About me" article, which is the default article you see when you navigate to my site. Other articles don't seem to have this problem and I can save them from within the front-end.

I have Joomla 3.4.3 with the standard protostar template for the frontend. When my site is offline and I'm logging into the frontend (not the adminstrator backend), then I can browse and edit articles.

When I try to save the article by clicking the Save button, nothing happens. The Cancel button does work. On further inspection I found out that there is an

Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property 'isValid' of null

that is thrown at the outer if condition

Joomla.submitbutton = function(task) { if (task == 'article.cancel' || document.formvalidator.isValid(document.getElementById('adminForm'))) { if (tinyMCE.get("jform_articletext").isHidden()) {tinyMCE.get("jform_articletext").show()}; Joomla.submitform(task); } } 

I tried finding some solution or related issues, but the only thing that turned up between the clear you browser cache kind of noise was this old issue in an akeeba bug report:

• Formvalidation broken in Joomla 3.2.rc1 #199

Any ideas what I can do to fix the issue?

Update

It seems that this issue only affects my "About me" article, which is the default article you see when you navigate to my site. Other articles don't seem to have this problem and I can save them from within the front-end.

I have Joomla 3.4.3 with the standard protostar template for the frontend. When my site is offline and I'm logging into the frontend (not the adminstrator backend), then I can browse and edit articles.

When I try to save the article by clicking the Save button, nothing happens. The Cancel button does work. On further inspection I found out that there is an

Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property 'isValid' of null

that is thrown at the outer if condition

Joomla.submitbutton = function(task) { if (task == 'article.cancel' || document.formvalidator.isValid(document.getElementById('adminForm'))) { if (tinyMCE.get("jform_articletext").isHidden()) {tinyMCE.get("jform_articletext").show()}; Joomla.submitform(task); } } 

I tried finding some solution or related issues, but the only thing that turned up between the clear you browser cache kind of noise was this old issue in an akeeba bug report:

• Formvalidation broken in Joomla 3.2.rc1 #199

Any ideas what I can do to fix the issue?

I have Joomla 3.4.3 with the standard protostar template for the frontend. When my site is offline and I'm logging into the frontend (not the adminstrator backend), then I can browse and edit articles.

When I try to save the article by clicking the Save button, nothing happens. The Cancel button does work. On further inspection I found out that there is an

Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property 'isValid' of null

that is thrown at the outer if condition

Joomla.submitbutton = function(task) { if (task == 'article.cancel' || document.formvalidator.isValid(document.getElementById('adminForm'))) { if (tinyMCE.get("jform_articletext").isHidden()) {tinyMCE.get("jform_articletext").show()}; Joomla.submitform(task); } } 

I tried finding some solution or related issues, but the only thing that turned up between the clear you browser cache kind of noise was this old issue in an akeeba bug report:

• Formvalidation broken in Joomla 3.2.rc1 #199

Any ideas what I can do to fix the issue?

##Update

It seems that this issue only affects my "About me" article, which is the default article you see when you navigate to my site. Other articles don't seem to have this problem and I can save them from within the front-end.