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#Http/1.0 404 not found install#
Yesterday I tried to install QContacts in the top menu. I have 1.5.14 installed and everything works fine. Let me give you a new version of the game. I'm using Bluehost and have my website in a subdirectory. When someone posts a new article, I get the 404 error until I publish the article. The problem has something to do with unpublished articles. I log into the back end and post the article, and then everything works fine I'm automatically redirected to my "What's New" page.ĥ. Someone submits an article (not yet approved and posted)ģ. As soon as I publish the article, the 404 error goes away. It is common courtesy to recognize those who have helped you, and it also makes it easier for visitors to find the resolution later.I'm getting a 404 error after someone submits an article. Please remember to "Mark as Answer" the responses that resolved your issue. You should now have a mirror image of your remote site on your local machine, and future edits and previews should proceed normally. When the remote site opens up in the right hand pane, highlight everything on the right and click the left-facing arrow to publish the files down. Set up all the credentials properly, as you have them in your current site, then click Save.ħ. When the new, empty site opens, click the Site View tab, then the Publishing tab at the bottom, then "Add a publishing destination."Ħ. Make sure that "Add to Managed List" is checked, then click OK.ĥ. Either accept the name shown in the "Name" field, or rename it. When you close the Browse dialog, the "Location" field will have that folder filled in. If not, use the "New Folder" button to create one.Ĥ.
If you already have an empty folder, browse to it. In the dialog that appears, select "Empty site," then click the Browse button.ģ. Since everything appears to work fine when you publish to the remote site, the easiest way to get things straightened out again is to simply publish the site down from the remote server to a new, empty site you create locally.Ģ.
Just stick with the defaults.įrom what you stated above, it would appear that when you recreated your environment after the reformat/reinstall of the OS, you did not exactly duplicate the file structure of the previous site locally, so your existing links no longer point to the right We can read the defaults just fine, and as you can see, they don't format well in this editor. Siladies, first, please do not use unusual font sizes. In other words, his publishing destinations are set up correctly, and it is local preview that is the problem. before publishing." Later, he states that he has to ".publish and look at the pages live instead of testing before publishing." The problem he is having is ".previewing changes. Steve, his problem has nothing whatsoever to do with his publishing destinations.
#Http/1.0 404 not found windows 8#
Computer crash (after installing Windows 8 and then going back to Windows 7) I
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