Blog: Known Issues

  1. Error Adding Favorite through WorkCenter – Addressed

    October 10, 2018

    Users will receive an error message when trying to add a page when accessing it through a WorkCenter. This is a known Oracle bug. To add a favorite, navigate to the page in SFS by using the navigator or Search, then Favorite the page.

  2. Secure File Structure Change – Addressed

    October 9, 2018

    Secure File Structure When SFS 9.2 goes live on October 10, 2018, everyone who accesses SFS Production using a mapped drive will need to re-map it due to directory changes. The current 9.1 mapping will no longer be valid and it will not work post go-live. Users with secure file structure permissions should have received […]

  3. Errors with Run Controls – Addressed

    October 4, 2018

    Because of the depth of change with the upgrade to version 9.2, some run controls may not function after the SFS 9.2 Upgrade Recommendation: Recreate your run control. If you need assistance, or this doesn’t fix your issue, contact problemsolvers@uwsa.edu.

  4. E-Reimbursement send back comments link not opening another screen

    March 28, 2017

    It has been reported that some browsers may be blocking the new screen to open when you click on “Click Here to Display Comments” link. It appears to be a Pop-Up Blocker that is causing the problem. Please contact your IT Help area to determine the best way to change the Pop-Up Blocker to allow […]

  5. Universal Navigation Header (non standard menu)

    March 28, 2017

    There is a known issue in which users of Internet Explorer browser find an unusual looking menu upon login to SFS.”Universal Navigation Header” menu issues can be resolved by taking the following actions: Add ‘wisconsin.edu’ to Compatibility View settings for Internet Explorer (IE) In the browser window, click “Tools” [gear in upper right corner] then […]

  6. General Ledger Edit Error

    January 12, 2015

    If you receive an error doing online journal edits, please try running the edits in batch. Running in batch will help identify which line or lines have the error. For more information and instructions on how to proceed, see the attached document. If you have additional questions, please contact UWSA Problem Solvers.