I am using CQ5 for one of my projects. I recently had an interesting problem. We had following page in our siteadmin -
MY-PORTAL-NAME/en/example.html
The the corrosponding URL was
MY-PORTAL-NAME/en/example.html
In my siteadmin I changed the name of page example to mydata and following URL is working fine
MY-PORTAL-NAME/en/mydata.html
But the problem is the old URL MY-PORTAL-NAME/en/example.html still exists. How can we solve this ?
The page was moved only in the author instance . The page is intact in publish instance , usually when you move an activated page the application prompts for moving the page in publish too. To fix this you can log into publish and delete the page or move the page back to old URL , deactivate it and then move it back to the new URL.
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I created a web page using GitHub Pages. I added the custom domain by following the Settings>Pages path. The page redirect was successfully performed by creating the CNAME file.
I wanted to cancel the page redirect after a while. Therefore I removed the CNAME file and followed all the steps mentioned in the documents. But I was not able to cancel the page redirect. How can I fix this problem?
Since the website redirect is saved in the browser's cache, the redirect will continue even if the redirect is cancelled via the Settings>Pages tab on GitHub; this will automatically cause the CNAME file to be deleted. The way to solve this problem:
Remove the previous redirect by going to Settings>Pages on GitHub.
Rebuild the page via the Actions tab on GitHub.
Click the F12 while the browser is open.
Long click on the refresh button on the browser.
Select the Empty Cache and Hard Reload option.
When you try to enter the website again, you will see that the redirect has been cancelled.
I have a project in https://chrisbg69.github.io Days after that i create a react app and deploy static files at https://chrisbg69.github.io/portfolio in new repo called portfolio. When i visit app page for first time, she show only header with address .../portfolio. Next, when clicking any of buttons there, opened full app pages, like i expected, but address was changed to https://chrisbg69.github.io not https://chrisbg69.github.io/portfolio. How can i fix that i want both of projects published?
i guess you don't have a route for /parfolio/ in your react/redux router or it not configured properly, so when you entered only the header displayed and the content that your JS router should display is remain empty.
Because /parfolio/ is your app index page in github.io you need to update all your internal routs to look like this /parfolio/resume, /parfolio/aboutme
I have a single page which I built from the same blocks as other pages in the same category, which do work. This page redirects to the 404 page.
I checked to make sure the page was published- it is.
I am able to preview the page in the Experience area and it looks good.
From what I can tell, no other 301s have been set up to override this.
What else can I check?
Try Checking your log files. There are additional information about what is happening.
There were dependencies that were on the page that no longer existed. Apparently, whoever cloned the page used an older (previously working) page, which no longer worked.
The specific element in question was an object reference to an image in a gallery.
We removed the element in the editor, published the page, and it worked great.
I have a Plone 4.3.3 site. My logged in URL is different than the non-logged in URL. For example, the anonymous URL would be http://mysite.somewhere.com. When logged in, the URL is https://loggedin.mysite.somewhere.com.
When I create a link on a page and click save, if I view the page anonymously, the link is incorrect, displaying as the https version. However, if I go back and just open the page and click save, the link will be fixed and when view anonymously, it is fine.
These are internal links within the site and the site is not set to use UID's.
Any thoughts?
there is a bug report for this issue and it should have been fixed recently according to the comments there
https://dev.plone.org/ticket/13721
afaics 1.3.7 already contains this changes, so try to pin that version in your buildout
https://github.com/plone/Products.TinyMCE/commits/1.3.x
I've encountered a .psml page in a portlet app and I don't know how it was created. There exists no physical file for the .psml page. In jetspeed is it possible to create a page via portlet UI, if so how is this achieved ?
Yes you can create a page in JetSpeed through the UI. To do this
Log in using your administrator account.
Click 'edit' (the little pencil icon that shows on each page)
You will see the Page, Folder and Layout configuration on that page.
My understanding is that .psml files are supposed to live inside the pages folder in your Jetspeed home.
Interestingly though, you say your .psml page is inside your app. I am not sure why this would be. If this is the case, perhaps the page was put there by accident?