Hi
I’v an issue with one of my pages …
I hosted the site few days ago…
“thejunction” have an error message
HELP PLEASE
Help please?
Hi
I’v an issue with one of my pages …
I hosted the site few days ago…
“thejunction” have an error message
HELP PLEASE
Help please?
Hey!
For me, your site loads perfectly. Opening the http version has a permanent redirect to https version.
Where do you face that error? Only in the browser?
All browsers have same issues…
on “thejunction” page (see on nav bar)
Any suggestions please?
have you checked your 301 redirects? I can see in the screenshot that you have set some rules, could it be that there’s a interference?
The code looks fine, without a read-only link I’m not sure how to look deeper into this…
this is the read-only link
maybe it could help you to check?
Looks all fine and dandy tbh
You did check all your 301 redirects, did you?
After navigating to /thejunction I get loads of 301’s:
This feels like two 301 rules messing with each other!
sorry this is my first site I hosted…
What actually I need to resolve this issue?
In your initial posting you provided a screenshot of your project settings
Go to your “Project Settings” and open the second tab “Hosting”
Scroll down to the “301 Redirects” section
Inspect all rules that you set:
Each rule has an “old path” and a “redirect to path” value (path/location).
Look for rules that include your problematic “thejunction” string.
My best guess is, that there are two rules intersecting each other, creating a loop?
I’m hoping my assumption is true, otherwise I’m really sorry
Oh I delete the specific redirect for this page and its OK now!
I hope i didn’t mistake that i delete this one …
Thanks a lot my friend!
Very glad this worked!
If you change the location of a page, users that bookmarked that old location or search engines like google have indexed that old location, they will see the 404 page not found page.
WF usually warns you inside the designer when changing URL’s and folders and/or moving them!
To solve this, you can manually set those 301 rules, so that you can tell the visitors of that old location where the page has gone to!
Be careful when setting those rules
Can you mark my answer as the solution, so this topic is closed?
Thanks for this!
Have a great weekend