I recently upgraded a website to Sitefinity 5.3. For some reason, when I try to edit a page in the backend, it throws a '500 - Internal server error' . On close inspection, I see that the culture appears at the end of the URL instead of the usual position after the base URL. E.g. The URL shows as
http://www.mywebsite.com/my-page/Action/Edit/en
instead of the usual
http://www.mywebsite.com/en/my-page/Action/Edit
Any idea why this happens?
Yosief,
That only occurs in the backend. If you load up the translated front-end page, you will notice that the translation appears before the page alias.
Thanks - Chris
As far as I know it always has been on the end of the url.
Is it working when you put the culture at the other position?
Regards,
Daniel
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I know Joomla 1.6 is old, the site isn't mine.
The problem: after logging in as normal site user using a menu link, a redirect to a special info page should be performed. But, the post itself (apparently) redirects to the user's profile page, which is not desired.
When I try to call the post directly it's the same. If not logged in, 404 not found error pops up.
Any ideas?
Edit: the 404 says "Category not found". The post has the category "Uncategorised", like most of the other posts.
Using Joomla 3.8.10, and I recently hand the same problem. Log into Joomla, member sees 404 page. Clearing the Joomla cache solved the problem (at least for now). Thank you so much to Robert K. for posting his solution.
Update #1 -- Shree, good info. My primary purpose was to show that the solution of clearing the cache would still work for Joomla 3.8.10, which is many years newer that Joomla 1.6. Almost no one uses Joomla 1.6 anymore.
Update #2 - Clearing the Joomla cache was only a temporary solution, because the problem came back again. I had to disable the new Joomla extension of CJBlog, which I had just installed. And, then clearing Joomla cache cured my login-shows-404 problem.
Guess no one's interested in the answer, but I'll post it anyway.
The problem was the caching system (it used to work for like 15 min and break after that time). I deactivated it and everything works fine now.
I've a very basic Powermail installation running. No special configuration.
The form is reloading after submit, but not sending a mail or showing confirmation page. I've some required field which are working / showing errors if not provived.
As the form has no special config, I'm not sure what more information I could provide. Powermail version is the latest 3.0.2 and TYPO3 is latest 7.6.6.
Any hint is really appreciated! Thanks alot.
Powermail redirects back to the form if relevant POST-params are missing. This happens if there is a serverside redirect or a wrong baseUrl or something like that. I would open the browser console and check if there are any redirects.
Thanks to Alex Kellner for this hint! Helps me alot to find a solution. For the record: it was my fault - obviously.
In my case the problem was caused by a misconfiguration in realurl which resulted in missing parameters as Alex mentioned.
I tried to install Facebook Like Button (http://developers.facebook.com/docs/reference/plugins/like/) on my page but after I've put the code (HTML5 version) there is some strange redirect which change address of the page adding "_FB_f2af6423b6fd064xd_action=proxy_ready&data" to it?
Do you have any idea what may cause the problem?
I can install iframe version of like box but some time ago I received an information about similar problem while there was some toolbar installed in the web browser. String in url was different but result the same - error 404.
You can see the problem here: www.keeeper.voyagersblog.com/en/ and properly working page (without like button) here: www.bea.trvblog.com/en/ .
Thank you for help!
Best regards,
Bartek
The problem was that I have my own js EventListener called 'message' and it seems that facebook use the same name.
My event listener is fired by fb script and then my function makes redirect (params are not proper so it goes nowewhere).
When I changed listener name it's ok, it seems that it's fb bug.
Thank you anyway!
ive seen many tutorials on setting up your facebook app
but i havent found anything that worked for me
best i found is a tutorial in youtube on link below
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zxIl4fUIXS4&feature=fvwrel
im not really sure on what im doing sice i dont know much about using php
i do know how to use asp.net and iis
in the tutorial he have a facebook.php downloaded from PHP SDK and index.php
i downloaded the facebook.php
and typed the content of his index.php on my notepad and saved as index.php
both file is found on my //localhost/facebook/firstpracticeapp/
i did try that that path works i put a sample.html file inside that and accessed is on browser using below just to see if it works and it does..
//localhost/facebook/firstpracticeapp/sample.html
now that i know it works i then setup the details of my app
used http://localhost/facebook/firstpracticeapp/ as Canvas URL
used http://apps.facebook.com/firstpracticeapp as Canvas Page
btw i edited the index.php as said on tutorial changing the app secret and app id to what was given to me...
not really sure what i missed but it says on tutorial if i run use my canvas page on browser it should display what is displayed on the tutorial
only thing i get is an error saying
HTTP Error 405.0 - Method Not Allowed
The page you are looking for cannot be displayed because an invalid method (HTTP verb) is being used.
Detailed Error Information
Module DirectoryListingModule
Notification ExecuteRequestHandler
Handler StaticFile
Error Code 0x80070001
Requested URL http:// localhost:80/facebook/firstpracticeapp/
Physical Path C:\FILES\Projects\facebook\firstpracticeapp\
Logon Method Anonymous
Logon User Anonymous
can someone tell me what seems to be the problem?
im thinking its the php i dont have enough info on how to use it
and i did it differently on what was on the tutorial cause i dont know idea what that phpacademy is for
if you guys know better link which is more detailed please reply with link
btw if you found spaces after http its because i cant post more than 2 links so i decided to put space there :)
many thanks
...nevermind, I was using out of date info.
We are using a FormAssembly page to collect feedback - it's hosted within an IFrame on the side of our site's master page.
The thing is, that some parts of our site are HTTPS - viewing and posting the form is ok in HTTPS, but the problem comes with the "thank you" page - we are using the configurable custom thank you page (configured within FormAssembly iteself).
Is there are way we can send the desired response page up (perhaps via a hidden field within the posted form?) - this way we can send the HTTPS link for the HTTPS version of the form and the normal HTTP link for the HTTP form?
Thanks!
I asked this question on the FormAssembly forums and it seems that it is supported via "Aliases", which is a "Pro" feature... seems I have to upgrade :s
I just ran into and solved this exact problem. I am embedding formAssembly code onto my https site and was having problems populating hidden fields. I was able to get the hidden fields to populate by changing all of formAssembly's http references to https. However, that broke my thank you page. To fix the thank you page and keep my hidden fields populating, i changed only www.tfaforms.com/responses/processor back to http: and everything worked.