I have a website called www.kratosguide.com.
The site works as expected for approximately 90% of users, however, I have been getting a LOT of complaints recently that the page doesn't load completely in certain browsers such as chrome/firefox/opera.
Here is a screenshot that someone sent me of how the page loads: http://i.imgur.com/sqNX4.jpg
It appears that only the header and footer is loading and the content from index.php is not.
http://www.reddit.com/r/productivity/comments/w1y30/16_habits_you_should_do_everyday/
Here is a link that demonstrates a user stating the issue above -- (4th comment down).
My host is unable to replicate the issue on their end and they say it works fine. My friend kept refreshing his page cache and he could replicate the error but only intermittently.
Thanks in advance.
***EDIT: I forgot to mention the site runs on WordPress, also the site works fine for me in every browser, which makes it hard for me to see where the problem is coming from.
Check the console. You have some errors
Uncaught ReferenceError: jQuery is not defined - 068690ea.84e407.js:24
Probably caused by this script being called before the jquery library.
It's difficult to tell what is causing the error without being able to replicate it. I'd try to load it in various browsers and see if I can get it to do that. Then take a look at the console for any errors and inspect the DOM to see if the content even loads.
Yes, I still see the errors in the log.
Let me be clearer.
For me the web page loads and is visible 100%, but when I look at the console I see what is shown below. This is an indication you have a problem. My personal settings allow me to see the page but with different settings or plugins I would not be able to see the page. You need to fix your XSS error.
You can reproduce the problem yourself!
Download chrome (or firefox) and then load the page, look at the console, see the error.
Then fix it.
Original answer below
First step, fix these errors shown by chrome. Looks like you have a XSS error.
I saw over 1200 unused CSS element on your page. Try to optimize the amount of data a user has to download to see your website. I had similar issues with my site and I realized how much stuff users had to load to see my website.
I tested it under Firefox, Chrome, IE7+. I didn't get any issues.
You seems to be using WordPress so you might want to check the WordPress community for similar problem.
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I have a quite simple php page (PHP 5.5.35 on CentOS 5.11) that queries a MySQL database. The resulting page shows completely, including the footer I include as a final instruction, so the PHP script runs entirely without error.
Almost every images and js libraries are loaded. However, there are two elements that are never loaded, an image and a jquery library. Each time and with any browser, those elements generate a (in Chrome, for instance) :
Failed to load ressource : net::ERR_CONNECTION_RESET
For testing purpose, I tried to delete those element from the page, ultimately, it is the favicon that can't be loaded. So it seems not to be those elements in particular. The connection seems to be reseted at some point between the PHP script completion and the page loading… and I don't have the beginning of any clue where I should start the troubleshoot.
Some other informations :
Apache logs don't log anything !
The other pages of the site works well
The site works without any problem on my local machine (Mac OS X, PHP 5.5.35 too)
Once the page is loaded, if I click any link on it, it shows a "Connection reseted" error page.
Does anybody have a clue, anything about where to start my search ? Thanks in advance, I am starting to desperate.
It happened that after searching everywhere, the cause was simply that I was handling a lot of parameters through GET – too many of them. I changed the code for using POST and everything worked miraculously… Hope it may help someone, sometime !
We have Magento running on an eCommerce website an the last few days it seems that some really important pages are simply not loading!
Majority of the pageson the site load fine however if a user is "logged in" and they try to access the cart checkout page, by far the most important page, they receive this very nasty message shown below in the image...
As far as I know, no changes to code have been made the last few days so I do not even know where to look at this point for a solution.
A Google search shows that many people had had this problem before, mostly on WOrdPress sites but there never is a solution posted!
I am hoping someone can point us in the right direction as this is a major problem on this site right now if a user cannot checkout.
The other page that i noticed it is happening on is the page to create a new user account, once you fill the form out and hit submit, it shows the page shown in image as well.
We are running Apache on Ubuntu 12 believe. We also have Varnish Cache if that means anything.
Please help!
Also here is what I get for the same page in FireFox...
As mentioned by others, try flushing the APC Opcode cache.
You can do that by adding the following lines to your magento/index.php right at the top of the file to clear the cache
apc_clear_cache();
apc_clear_cache('user');
WARNING
As one cause of the problem can be a corrupted Opcode cache you should only use this once (add the code, then call the page) and comment it out afterwards, otherwise you won't have any performance improvements by the APC, maybe even a degrading performance as the cache will be filled with every page call.
So, add the code, call the page, then comment the code out. (if it didn't work, comment it out and search for another solution, DON'T leave the code in the index.php)
If you Google for this problem, you will find 100 different answers as it seems many different things can cause this error.
We got ours fixed now and our problem was corruption in PHP's APC Cache.
Flushing APC Cache solved all our problems, perhaps this will help someone someday, it;s another of the 100 things to check!
Clearing the APC Opcode cache resolved this error for me
I'm maintaining an old PHP app that is using Dojo. On Chrome all load well but on Firefox four "404 Not Found" error happened in a loop. The error happens while Firefox try to get the following files:
http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/dojo/1.5.1/src/namespaces/dojo.js
http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/dojo/1.5.1/src/namespaces.js
http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/dojo/1.5.1/src/__package__.js
http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/dojo/1.5.1/src.js
I said a loop because after the last error, Firefox try to get the first one again, then the second one again and so on infinitely.
What can be causing such estrange behavior?
I know that this could sound odd, but after disable the Awesome Screenshot Plus Firefox Add-On the problem disappear.
I get to this solution because beside this strange problem, I saw some request to superfish.com while accessing to the pages of this application, and that hasn't sense. Some guys over there said that such requests to superfish.com could related with the presence of some Add-On, then, I begin to disable Add-On until find out what was the problematic Add-On.
I hope this can help some body that get in my same situation.
Does anyone know why a button would stop working? There's an onclick javascript event attached to it, and when I click it, I don't see the alert saying that it has fired. For all intents and purposes, it's dead.
What I am asking is what are some of the causes of this?
I had this happen on a seperate section of the same page, and found I had a curly brace missing, and I have gone through the code where the broken button resides and there is not an issue with the curly braces. I'm not missing semicolons either. I know you all will want to see code, but all I am asking about is if someone has had this happen and what was the cause or what were the causes of it happening.
I've already used http://www.javascriptlint.com to comb through the code.
Thanks,
Waddler.
This happens in some browsers as they are unable to understand certain versions of javascript. This could be a browser workaround issue. Try testing in multiple browsers.
Javascript has a tendency to stop working when it encounters an error. You may have an error on your page that's not directly related to the code that's no longer running but is preventing it from ever being executed.
You should install a tool like Firebug in Firefox or use one of the other browser's developer's tools. In firebug, if you run your page with the console open you can see a log of any javascript errors that are encountered and find out if that's the case. It also allows you to debug the code by setting a breakpoint and following the execution line-by-line and find out if something's not happening the way you expect.
You didn't post any code snippets, so it's hard to help when you don't show us anything.
Only advice I can give you: If you are in Chrome or FireFox, Press Ctrl+Shift+J to pull up the error console in order to see what the error is.
Roughly about 20% of the time when clicking on links in my website (www.slr-lens.co.uk), the site completely fails to load. I have tried removing and adding all code segments but to no avail... I've also asked the web hosts, but apparently the server is working normally.
Does anyone have any suggestions about what could cause a web page to sometimes not load? E.g. any specific lines in the php.ini?
The site uses sessions, and there's quite a lot of mysql action for each page load.
Internet explorer will say:
"Internet Explorer can't load this page"
Google chrome will say:
This web page is not avialable: Error 324 (net::ERR_EMPTY_RESPONSE): Unknown error.
Firefox will sometimes only show a blank page.
Sorry for being so vague but its a really vague problem!
Thanks
The answer (or at least a clue) likely lies within your PHP / Apache error logs.
It could be your Apache logs or you just have a bad host. Either way, it seems to load every time here (10+). Have you tried replicating this problem somewhere else?