When I click on "Blogs Home" it takes me to my website homepage. What's wrong???
When I click on "Blogs Home" it takes me to my website homepage. What's wrong??? |
Whats wrong is that it keeps taking you back to your homepage :) Can you be more specific with your error. - Are any other links doing the same thing? - Do you have the blogs module installed? - Have you checked the .htaccess file located in the root to make sure its not corrupt? Just a few to start with.. Chris Nothing to see here |
As far as I can tell, only the blogs link is doing this. I can only get in when I click on "all blogs". My members are having problems accessing a blog that I posted. Yes I have the blogs module installed. I even tried reinstalling it, but the problem is still there.
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As far as I can tell, only the blogs link is doing this. I can only get in when I click on "all blogs". My members are having problems accessing a blog that I posted. Yes I have the blogs module installed. I even tried reinstalling it, but the problem is still there.
it would appear to me that your menu item has been edited and is pointed to the index.php instead of /orca/index.php can you please check the path where your menu item is pointed? Regards, DosDawg When a GIG is not enough --> Terabyte Dolphin Technical Support - Server Management and Support |
I had to go back to an earlier backup version of my website for other reasons. I can now access the pages, but it gives me a message that says "profile not available for view". The url is: modules/boonex/blogs/blogs.php?action=home|modules/boonex/blogs/blogs.php?action=search_by_tag&tagKey=|blogs/tag/|modules/boonex/blogs/blogs.php?action=show_calendar_day&date=|modules/boonex/blogs/blogs.php or just simply: /blogs/home/ When I go into my profile and click on blog, I get this /{profileLink} |
Hi there, I have the same problems with blogs and forums. Once I click on them from the module page I just get directly to my homepage. There is no option at all to manage them. Please HELP ME! |
To rule out a possible .htaccess file problem, take the .htaccess file from the Dolphin7 install zip and re-upload it to the root directory where your Dolphin is installed. Below is the original .htaccess code for Dolphin7 Options -MultiViews Chris <-- not to be included in the file :) Nothing to see here |
Zarcon, Thanks for your reply but I have no idea about how to perform what you suggest. I'm not a programmer. The installation is made via a 1click setup by CERTIFIED HOSTING which is suggested by Boonex itself. So I don't know how to access the root directory. Is there anyone who can assist doing this? Thank |
If you have no ftp access then you need your provider to do this for your. Kids first |
You need to take a moment and learn some things before you keep trying to move forward. It'll save you a ton of time.
FTP: This is a program that allows you to talk to your server from your laptop/desktop and upload/edit files on the server. I personally recommend WinSCP. It's a free program you can down load and install. Code Editor: This is a program that works with your FTP that enables you to actually edit the files once you open them. My personal recommendation for this is Notepad++. Please do not confuse this with the program "Notepad" that comes on your computer when you buy it, this is another free program that you can download and install. It's really something I highly recommend if you have the means. http://w3schools.org This site will give you free tutorials on how to do things. Take your time with it, listen to what they say and practice on your dolphin site. You can spend thousands and thousands of dollars to pay someone to get your site the way you want it and then to manage it or you can take true control over it and learn how to do it all on your own. Just relax and don't be afraid to jump off the cliff into Dolphin's Ocean. |
You need to take a moment and learn some things before you keep trying to move forward. It'll save you a ton of time. FTP: This is a program that allows you to talk to your server from your laptop/desktop and upload/edit files on the server. I personally recommend WinSCP. It's a free program you can down load and install. Code Editor: This is a program that works with your FTP that enables you to actually edit the files once you open them. My personal recommendation for this is Notepad++. Please do not confuse this with the program "Notepad" that comes on your computer when you buy it, this is another free program that you can download and install. It's really something I highly recommend if you have the means. http://w3schools.org This site will give you free tutorials on how to do things. Take your time with it, listen to what they say and practice on your dolphin site. You can spend thousands and thousands of dollars to pay someone to get your site the way you want it and then to manage it or you can take true control over it and learn how to do it all on your own. Just relax and don't be afraid to jump off the cliff into Dolphin's Ocean. Thanks for your suggestion. You have a point and I'm doing my home homework. However this issue that I have with Forum and Blogs it's not really normal. I have deinstalled/reinstalled these modules (erasing all my events We even made a fresh new installation of D7 into a new server. Same problem. This must be a known bug in the code as I know that some other people are having the same problem. I just can't believe that nobody here has a clear answer on this issue. Any suggestion? I don't want to give up on this project due this stupid issues! Thanks! |
This is not a bug, why not, not everybody have this problem. Kids first |
This is not a bug, why not, not everybody have this problem. I use a server suggested by Boonex (Certified Hosting). This hosting solution offers a 1 click installation which I guess must be tested to work before being sold as such. Also today we did try to install D7 on a new own server. And we got again the same problem...! I'M STUCK! |