I am using behat/mink, selenium 2 driver, chrome driver in php.
I am having trouble getting to a dummy html page. We have a site and we are adding a chat bot to the landing page, the chat bot is an iframe that gets loaded onto the bottom of the page. I want to say, we did was because we had a third party team using heroku that deved this and I thought it was probably a redirect issue but they couldn't figure it out so we spun up this little dummy page to see if it would help.
We spin up a dummy .html page and put the chatbot in so I can build automation around it. Well, I am getting 404 error when it tries to find the page. The thing is, I can get to it either manually or by using postman no problem. I am at a loss as I have never seen this before, the only thing I can think of is maybe because it's an HTML page with no-js? Any help is appreciated!
As stated above we have tried to spin up a dummy site (as well as another to see if it was caching).
We were able to solve this, the issue was the index.html not being populated.
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Anytime I open my client's website, the URL keeps on adding an unnecessary parameter
Example:
Website URL => https://example.com/
While loading, the URL will change into this
https://example.com/QKYUZ/YenNS/RQlKZ/QYSQc/SnSfZ/ljLWX/
or when login at the back office...
https://example.com/wp-admin/ => https://example.com/QYSQc/wp-admin/
I'm using WordPress, that happens either on the website or at the back office. Sometimes it will show different errors because of those.
Does anyone know what is happening or how can I fix this?
This is not the normal behaviour of WordPress. My first guess is, you have a plugin that's acting funny. I suggest you do the following;
Make a local copy of your website and set up using a local server and a database.
Once the site is up and running locally, go to plugins and deactivate all plugins. Re-enable them one after the other and you should find the culprit plugin.
This should help you resolve the issue.
So I've just moved a Wordpress site to a new hosting provider, and the strangest thing is happening..
I have a contact form (the same contact form) at the bottom of each page on the site, each page loads fine, except for the home page. If I try and load the home page, I get a 403 Permission denied error. If i disabled the plugin, or remove the form from that page, it loads fine.
I suspect it might be a permissions issue but I have no idea where to even start looking. Everything else on the site works fine.
It's Gravity Forms btw.
Also, I know this might not be the right place to ask but I'm at my wits end here trying to work this out.
So after going through some logs etc i discovered it was php mod_security that was triggering on a false positive on an iframe that gravity forms was producing. Still not sure why it was only happening on the home page though.
I contacted the hosting provider and asked them why it was happening and they just advised they'd turn it off. Which they did and it's working fine now. If anyone wants to add anything to this please do.
Check your wordpress options table. Your old site link is still there, as it seems. Replace it with new one.
I haven't made any changes at all to my Wordpress install of Google App Engine site and now it won't display any content (except for the home page).
Any time I request a page, it loads the page structure, but not the content and in the logs, it shows a response 500.
I assume this means it can't connect to the database, but I have no idea how to test for this, and because we have the bronze plan, there is no customer service. So even though I haven't made any changes, my site is essentially down, but I have no idea what changed or why.
Can anyone help point me to what I should look for? Or any resources to help?
Here is the site: http://www.simonsaysgive.org/who-we-are/our-mission-and-vision
Thanks!
Lou
This seemed to resolve the issue, though I wouldn't call it a fix.
shut down all running instances (there were 2)
flush memcache
Then site was magically running again.
I did also tweet to #googlecloud and they've opened a ticket for me. I'll add it if they find uncover any causes/fixes.
I have recently uploaded a site I'm working on to a clients server. Unfortunately they are only running PHP 4.3, so a few things aren't working but some of my Javascript isn't working which is strange. Can anyone give me any insight into this? Here is the site that is functioning (PHP5+): http://involutionstudios.net/earthrover
And here is the site that isn't:
http://earthtest.monpjc.com/ (PHP 4.3)
As you will be able to see once you compare the two site the Javascript for the centre console isn't working correctly and the images are failing to display.
There is no errors using F12 on Chrome, from F12 I can also see that the images are loading, so it's not a problem with incorrect directory paths.
The Twitter feed not loading isn't the problem as that's to do with PHP.
Any help would be great :)
Thanks
The images are loaded on second, but they are not visible because you are missing twitter div there, putting even empty <div id="twitter"></div> before slider will shift slider div to correct place as it does on first site
I made one website xyz.com using php codeigniter framework. This website has modules, so modular extension is used. Now when this website is made live, every link shows index.php. So for this we can use .htaccess for modrewrite command. Till now my knowledge was cool enough. Now when my friend who has good knowledge of SEO saw my website links, he told me that your website will not come above(lower ranks) in google.
His reason is - your every request is pased through index.php. When google crawls your site, it will be redirected again to index.php which is main drawback. As he didnt have much knowledge about codeigniter, he told to fix this index.php issue as soon as possible. So I wanna know
IS HE GIVING A VALID REASON?? if yes...so how can I solve this problem.
Anything related to this issue from your side is also welcomed, as I may not have asked complete question.
Well, after your comment I can say that your friend is wrong. Google bot will never be redirected on the same page (index.php in your case). Of course is not very good that in each page url you have the "index.php" because you are losing important chars which otherwise can be used to put keywords.
Said that, your site will be indexed normally. Infact, many Joomla-based websites have the same behavior as you can see on this website (parlaritaliano.it) which is very well indexed on Google.
Anyway, I advice you to replace (using .htaccess) the index.php in every of your urls because it is better from a SEO point of view. I repeat...better, it does not will cause any Google bot loop.