I am very new to stack over flow so please pardon my mistakes.
I am using opencart platform for my custom built ecommerce store. The website was woring perfectly till now, but I have just bought SSL certificate form comodo and installed it successfully to the store.
Now, I am facing an ISSUE of webpage streching or uncompressing, honestly I dont have an specific name for the problem but some of the experienced people can tell about it.
So, please suggest me something on the issue showed in the attached picture.
with https: https://www.dropbox.com/s/4iauibyyymrpiz8/with%20https.png?dl=0
without https: https://www.dropbox.com/s/60r1dvtoh2u60ec/without%20https.png?dl=0
I visited your website and its looks fine to me. There could be multiple possibilities for these kind of issues
Major one is Chrome, the browser itself. Many users face such issues you could possibly check and update your browser and Display Drivers if you haven't done that also try and check your website on other browsers too.
If you are using a 3rd Party template for your opencart installation, make sure your using the most up-to-date version of that theme and also make sure it matched with your current opencart version.
If you are using third party services such as cloudflare for DNS resolution and minification of Javascript, CSS and HTML make sure you turn off rocketloader and keep settings to default.
Hope that helps. Please keep me posted on this.
Also you mentioned you are using Comodo SSL certificate. Request you to read this page and make sure your website is secure.(https://blogs.comodo.com/e-commerce/heartbleed-bug-comodo-urges-openssl-users-to-apply-patch/)
In case the above points doesn't help make.I would request you to re-inspect your SSL installation (http://www.inmotionhosting.com/support/edu/opencart/setting-up-payment-gateways/how-to-enable-ssl-connection-in-opencart)
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Someone that left our company some time ago started working on upgrading our APIM developer portal from the legacy version to the current version. The changes were never published. I'm going to pick this back up again and am seeing an alert message when switching between pages. The message says:
Deprecated content detected Your developer portal's content is based off the pre-production version of default content. Learn more about the problems it may cause and how to switch to the production version of content.
It contains a link to a bookmark that no longer exists on a page that still does:
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/api-management/api-management-howto-developer-portal#preview-to-ga
I'd like to update the default content before publishing changes. Can anyone point me information on how to accomplish this? It looks like the new portal has been released for a couple of years now, so I guess that I'm not surprised that the bookmark and associated content have been removed. Hopefully the information is still available somewhere and I just haven't been able to find it!
Any assistance would be greatly appreciated!
Sorry, I think I didn't ask my question very well and I've also learned more since posting it.
What I learned is that we are not using the legacy portal at all. The new portal was deployed, but was not functioning correctly. The error I was seeing was being displayed in the new portal design interface and publishing updates did not seem to correct the issue.
What I ended up doing was using the Migrate script in the api-management-developer-portal repo on GitHub to "publish" the version of the dev portal from one of our other APIM instances into the one that was broken. This essentially fixed the issue and got it to a point where we could work with it again.
Thanks!
My website only works on my laptop and phone! On my ipad, (it is a school ipad, managed by the district) the website doesn't update. I have cleared the cache. I need to present this next monday (my classmates will also be using their school ipads) and it was working fine earlier. PLEASE HELP
www.andescloudforestnmea.com/next.html
EDIT: The website was updating fine before today
Replying to the comments:
Yes, i tried incognito mode but it made no difference.
Yes, what you see is right but on my school ipad i think that it my school is blocking my server or something. Is that possible?
Since we have already determined that your web site has been updated correctly and the files are OK on the server, it's been narrowed down to possibly your school ipad blocking your server. You can try accessing it through a web based proxy for a quick test. Try this service:
https://www.hidemyass.com/proxy
Something else you can try is to upload your web page to another server. Since it's just one page, you don't need anything special. In fact, you could save the file on any free hosting service. Here is an example I created on HTML Pasta:
https://33d08f2c-9365-4692-bc3c-3ed68c454c41.htmlpasta.com
You can create your own at https://htmlpasta.com
EDIT: P.S. Your school ipad is probably not blocking anything but has some kind of cache that you have not cleared. Since you mentioned that you cleared the browser cache already, it may be routing your network through a school proxy or something which is caching the old site on the network level (or some other type of cache)
I have spent quite a while researching this issue. My team isn't quite sure of the cause and need a few ideas. I checked the ULS logs where I saw two different errors. 500.0.64 and 403.0.0. I enabled failed request tracing and got 401.2.5. I have tried adding Content-Security-Policy headers and the Vary header with appropriate values. Even before we put the site on https we could not access it in Chrome. Let me know if you need any more information. I am very limited in what I can post, also can't give you the link to the site (sorry). Thanks in advance for any help.
Note: The site is fully functional in IE11 and FireFox.
Note 2: We can't add any add-ons to Chrome. Fixes that are client specific aren't really very helpful. (Plus we tried the DisableLoopbackCheck registry edits and it didn't help)
It turns out I needed to turn on the Negotiate provider in Authentication in IIS. After adding Negotiate and restarting IIS Chrome worked fine. Hope this helps someone having a similar issue.
Helping a friend's company with their website. They have a random bit of code appearing on a bar near the top of what looks to be just on the homepage:
http://snakeoilcocktail.com/
The line is here according to the source:
<div class='dc'>You take that to bank:same day loans. Buy there a atv armor set</div>
I used a plugin to do a String check to find out where the line is but I can't see where it's located to edit it. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks!
Looks like there's some malware injected on the site. In the top navigation under "Beverage Catering and Event Mixology" there's what looks like some malicious JS code that's adding a div with a class of "dc". Not sure what your setup is, but I'd advise checking into this plugin: https://wordpress.org/plugins/sucuri-scanner/
It'll tell you if any of the core Wordpress files have been hacked, or if it recognizes any files that aren't part of WP.
They have a free quick scanner, check this out: https://sitecheck.sucuri.net/results/snakeoilcocktail.com/
Revolution Slider is a big risk :) (Note the comment on Sucuri) It's supposedly been patched but they ran into a huge security issue where thousands of WP sites were infected. Happened to a couple of sites I took over as well - I completely removed it.
In other words, if you have to keep the Revolution Slider plugin, update it ASAP. It introduces a vulnerability that allows hackers to upload arbitrary files to your site - bad news. They often upload something that gives them read access to the wp-config.php file so they can get into the database as well. (http://securityaffairs.co/wordpress/35431/cyber-crime/revslider-plugin-vulnerable.html)
It has to be somewhere! So either one of your plugins is outputting that code or it has been hacked into your theme.
First, try to deactivate all the plugins one after each other to find out if a plugin causes that issue. If that doesn't help, you may need to go through each file in the theme until you found the target. Also notice that the code could look different in a file than the code which you have posted in your question.
Your website must gave been infected with a malware/adware of some sort. This usually happens when you are using a free hosting service. Check whether your friend is using a free hosting service to host his website. Some of those providers inject advertising content into free hosted websites to make revenue.
If this is not the case,
Restore to previous backup
Disable any plug-ins used on the website
Check through the code for any suspicious lines.
Delete all the files on the web server if possible and try re-uploading
the source files.
Migrate to a hosting provider such as goDaddy, AWS etc for security of
your website.
I'm facing a weird issue, I had two sites on a web hosting provider (OVH), both sides were running smoothly and correctly.
I decided to get a dedicated server (for many purposes, amongst them i wanted to be fully independant concerning the configuration).
I'm using an Ubuntu based server with Caddy, sites are made out of jQuery, HTML5/Css3. Since i've put them on my dedicated server, the responsive isn't working anymore while the exact same website is still responsive on the web hosting server...
What should i look after? I don't have any idea where to begin at :s
Thanks for your help!
Solution :
Check for script calling, the sources for external files have to be the same as the website url (if website is https, file sources should be https too).