Since some days ago i have received some alerts from Google about errors in my web site, i had been fixed them, some about 404 errors.
But i really doesn't know what to do with the last one, is about an url injection in my site, i don't know how to fixed this.
The url reported is: http://www.4lytics.com/buckleya/illusioned/5994_1261/380buckleya/
I updated the CMS (WordPress) and delete some files I tried with some security plugins to find malware but it doesn't get anything.
What can i check far away from the things i made?
Thanks
There is no such 404 error on http://www.4lytics.com/buckleya/illusioned/5994_1261/380buckleya/ . There may be any css or js file is not loading properly.
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Im trying to use the Wordpress plugin TranslatePress however the French Version of the page https://fr.londonauto.autoverify.com/fr/backend-glitch/ doesn't seam to play well with the page content.
I cant see anything relevant to the issue in the console.
Works without issue in the english version - https://fr.londonauto.autoverify.com/backend-glitch/
Wondering if anyone out there has experience with this plugin that might be able to advise.
It's obvious that in the /fr/ lang you missing to load many-many files. Your total requests are 104 for this page and in the FR you load only 42. It's very strange problem and I think that it has to do with you htaccess file. Can you please describe your server options, like: Cache system, Webserver type, etc? Also post your redirect rules if you have nginx or apache
I did an audit of my website and it sends me this message
"Page has redirected JavaScript"
Issue details
Some pages on your website link to JavaScript files via a redirect.
This forces web browsers and search engine crawlers to make an additional HTTP request in order to reach the destination JS file URL. On a vast scale, this can increase page loading times for your website.
How to fix
Review the pages that have a link to the redirecting URL and replace this link with the direct link to the destination JS file.
If you decide to keep links to redirecting URLs that do not belong to your website, make sure that the destination files are relevant.
And I get several links like these:
https://script.crazyegg.com/pages/scripts/0012/9265.js
https://s7.addthis.com/ with randoms numbers
Has anyone had a similar problem who can help me to see how to solve the problem?
It sounds like you have some pages that are actually loading a remote JS file, which then redirect to another page on your website.
Why this is happening is anyone's guess - maybe you have a plugin installed that is doing it intentionally as part of it's functionality. I would start by disabling plugins one at a time (ideally on a staging environment) until the problem goes away, and then you'll know who the culprit is and make a decision.
My Wordpress website keeps getting refused by google search console, and i've spent a week trying to fix this problem (tried many different solutions). When I used a third party SEO crawler. It located the redirect error to a problem in http://www.examplesite.com to https://www.examplesite.com .
Google: Page fetch error Failed: Redirect error
So, having had experience before with SSL and redirects with htaccess with different websites before, i thought this would be an easy fix. apparently it isn't, and I still can't find a fix. I tried many different htaccess solutions. All my links in the xml sitemap use https. all my wordpress settings are set to https://www.examplesite.com . And I have no idea what I am doing wrong, what change, and what to do. I can only think the problem lies in the htaccess file. And I don't what code to use anymore. (yes, i've also disabled all the plugins)
Thank you.
Found the solution:
Add code in functions.php:
remove_filter('template_redirect','redirect_canonical');
I'm current having an issue with Gravity Forms. I have several forms with an upload function, but when people upload a file i can't view it in the backend. It just leads to an 404 error.
The file destination is: /index.php?gf-download=2018%2F10%2FRegnskabsskabelon-International-transport.pdf&form-id=7&field-id=101&hash=923ee8ba8c7bb431ea0c6b60ac4b0b8cd345b1ed452d8b4d3bddf1579ea961bf
I can't seem to find the file in FTP.
I don't know how to troubleshoot this error or find the problem.
What i've tried:
Deactivating all plugins
Resetting permalinks
Using an standard theme
Updating Gravity Forms.
The error still occurs
Hope you can help
Currently on Gravity Forms Version 2.4.6
Best Regards
I was facing this issue with a client and just found a solution. It may not be universal though as most articles I found state that it is most likely a plugin conflict.
In my case it was simply an unwanted redirect of */index.html
There is already a redirect set in htaccess to route index.html to index.php and if there is a secondary redirect of index.html to a given page, you get a 404.
Hope this helps someone, as I haven't found any concrete solutions.
I also just encountered this problem, and after head much scratching discovered that one possible cause is if you have moved Wordpress to/from its own folder but moved the index.php file instead of copying it. Copying index.php back to its original location fixes the 404 error.
Ok, so I've never been as confused as I am right now, so I really hope that someone can help me. I've recently installed a certificate on my website as well as installed the SSL plugins on Wordpress, however some of my pages are still not entirely secure. The error message says: "Mixed Content: The page at 'https://website.dk/en/' was loaded over HTTPS, but requested an insecure image 'http://website.dk/wp-content/uploads/2018/8/bg02.png'. This content should also be served over HTTPS"
So, the problem here is that when I go look for that image in that directory under file manager, it's not there. I'm sure it has been there before, but I probably deleted it. My guess is that this issue occurs because something is still linking to that file. Where and how do I fix this?
NB! website.dk is not the website that I own. Due to restrictions from my employer, I'm not allowed to link anyone to our website at this very moment.