i have deleted the folder of the old page through file manager, and used it's slug for a new page ,it shows old deleted page instead of newer one.
i tried it on local host it shows the same problem, i have gone through the entire dashboard and files at back i have not found any page of that name after deleting, but it still there with the same slug, kindly help me out.
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I am unable to figure this out. I was creating a new page to display entries to a photo contest and it's not working for some reason I can't figure out. The new page is almost a clone of an existing page from an earlier photo contest that is working. After spending hours trying to figure it out, I'm stumped.
I'm running an Apache/2.4.38 (Debian) Server at home for testing web sites. In this case the file structure is like:
site/images/contestname/
where I have multiple contest names, each with its own directory. The directory permissions are the same in each case - the default for any directory created below "images", which is the default for any directory created in the "site".
The photos in all the directories all have the same ownership and permissions too - owner me, group www-data, with a+r (owner and group can also write).
The simplest manifestation of the problem is if I use a web browser to view the directory (http://mylocalsite/images/contestname/). This shows the list of files in the directory but when I try to view one, I get:
Forbidden
You don't have permission to access this resource.
It's only happening in this one directory. In all the others, I can click on a file name and see the image. I've tried recreating the directory and moving the images to the new one but that didn't change anything. It's also not browser related as it's happening with both Firefox and Chromium.
Does anyone have any idea on what the problem may be?
I tried looking for a solution to this problem (tried cleaning cookies and cache from my browser already). The problem is, I am trying to publish my first website on Github (I am a newbie web developer) and whenever I go to the published link, only the name of the repository shows up, on a blank page (instead of displaying my html+css). And yes, I have commited the files to the Master branch and all that. Would be very thankful if someone helped since I am stuck on this (:
Tried cleaning cookies and Cache
I followed all steps from a tutorial
I uploaded archives (HTML + CSS + Images)
I included a README document on the repository
Expected results would be my webpage showing up (My page has no issues and it shows up locally, but not on the github pages link)
The actual result: sometime si get error 404 and sometimes I only get the name of the repository on a blank page
Is your homepage named index.html?
GitHub pages check for this index term to render html. If found it does render, otherwise page not error pops up.
I faced the same issue(404 on a newly set up GitHub pages website). I tried many methods such as switching a new theme etc. But it seems that it still did not work on my case. I finally solved it by switching the branch of GitHub pages website to another branch first, click save. Wait for a while and switch it back again. Then the 404 problem was suddenly solved.
I have a Wordpress site since a couple year hosted on a trusted domain. A couple weeks ago i forgot to renew my mySql database and obviously the site went down. To give my user a way to contact my shop i created another index.php and, after saving the old index.php given by the Wordpress theme, i deployed it on the server using Filezilla. Yesterday my domain was renewed and they told me everything is working, so i deleted my new index.php page and i deployed back the one got from the WP theme.
Now the home page works wonder, but if i try to show any other page i get a "Not Found - Requested URL was not found on this server". I tried to create another simple page to see if that works, and i get the same error. I didn't change anything in my file system bar index.php, and i'm pretty sure that's the one i used to have before my database went down.
Any ideas?
First of all, thanks #mevius for your answer. Unfortunatly that was one of the first things i tried and it didn't work. What i ended up doing was download the content of my MySql DB and exported all the tables into another DB that shared the host with the first one. After doing that i edited the wp-config file changing the DB name and my website works like a charm again. Thanks!
I just installed a fresh copy of Magento 1.9.2.3. Now my issue is when I try to upload any images, be it product, category, transactional email, ect. it gives me the little broken image placeholder. Now the steps I have tried so far:
Changed \media folder to 777
Flushed all Cache (Magento and images)
Read endless questions on similar issues but to no avail.
This is happening in the frontend and Admin
I have checked the link it creates to the image and when I put that in the address bar it gives me a "404 not found" error.
I have checked that the image is indeed uploaded to the folder that the site is pointing to.
Note: I have had Magento running on this server previously, but it is one to two versions older.
URL is http://southernperformanceparts.com - In case you want to take a look
Screenshot
Can anyone give me some direction here.
Thank you in advance.
Seems to be a right problem.
Are the images set to 644?
You could change your Uploader.php (lib/Varien/File)
search for "chmod($destinationFile, 0640);" and change it to 0644
and search for
"if (!(#is_dir($destinationFolder) || #mkdir($destinationFolder, 0750, true)))" and change it to 0755
In the future the images should get the correct rights after uploading.
I've developed a new wordpress website on a testing domain name on our server.
I had set the site up ready to go live... but I had to move the wordpress website onto another domain name that we are also hosting on our server.
So what I did was copy all root folder content from the testing domain name and pasted the content into the new domain name's root folder.
I then logged into wordpress, changed all the necessary settings like WORDPRESS URL and SITE ADDRESS URL as well as image absolute urls in each and every individual pages to make sure that I've got the right URL for everything.
When I click on MEDIA, I can see all the images like normal.
Great ... then I go and check the website live and I see that there are a lot of images that are missing! They are all in the MEDIA panel - but do not show up on the website!
I then double check that all images are pathed correctly ... and they all are.
Now why do SOME images show up and others don't?
I've even tried to add a new photo and use that photo in place of another photo that isn't showing up and that new photo doesn't even show up.
Where does my problem lie?
For example, 1 slideshow on my website which isn't showing images, give me an "image not found" error for a image:
Image not found: http://www.domain.com/wp-content/themes/natural
/lib/timthumb.php?src=http://www.domain.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/08/breakfast-gallery-011.jpg&w=610&h=0&zc=1
Ok I am going to answer my question with some advice.
It's clear that some of my images were 'hard coded' as devin mentioned as I could not find a logical reason for some not showing (even when I looked at the tabular data in MySQL) and because I'm not a database engineer / developer - I wasn't prepared to dive too deep into that with the possibility of causing further issues... so I decided to take down the entire wordpress site, create a new database, re-install wordpress and I imported an exported xml file that I created and saved (luckily) before 'migrating sites'.
Advice:
1) Whether you migrate a wordpress site or not, always backup your website regularly by creating an export of your wordpress structure. It may save you a lot of work in future.
2) If you're an amateur or beginner at development and MYSQL like myself, I'd suggest you create your wordpress site on the actual domain name you want it on. This will save you from 'migration' headaches as I've just experienced ... and a lot of time. Learn from my mistakes. Although there is probably a solution to my question above, it's out of my expertise / knowledge and could be out of yours too... so make it easy for yourself :)
The issue is not that the image URls are hardcoded only. The last portion of the URL is harcoded, but you will most likely have "/wp-content/" embedded in the URL which indicates that the image's URL string is dynamically created. I looked in my wp_postmeta table and there were all of the partial image URls ( like this - 2013/03/expanse2.jpg ). Now where is the beginning part of this URL and the domain name? The domain name is the part that is actually missing from the all of the image urls in my case. I dug into the database a little deeper using phpmyadmin ( but i recommend Webmin if you can get it up and running ). I ran into the "home" field in the "wp_options" table. Asked Google what a proper "home url" would be for wordpress, which brought me to this page ( http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/home_url ) , and this line was in there ( home_url() is located in wp-includes/link-template.php. ). Went to that file and found that it controls how URLs are built, but not uploaded image urls specifically. In the end i went into a page that had an image, looked at the advanced settings and found the image URL was just missing the domain. I used the wonderful search and replace script to repair it. Done