I'm needing to do some testing with analytics, for what i deleted the IP filter that ignores my visits to my site. But for some reason it doesn't work.
This is what I get in the console
GET https://www.google-analytics.com/analytics.js net::ERR_CONNECTION_REFUSED
I checked the other questions with the same/similar problem and i did the following:
Disabled AdBlock
Checked host file
Puted the traking code inside the <head> tag
This is my site: http://galagourmet.com.ar , I'm using Wordpress.
Thanks!
UPDATE: I know it's not a problem from my computer, because it also happens with my cellphone when i used my house's wi-fi. So it must be a network problem
Well i solved it. As i suspected it was a network problem. I dont really know what was the problem, but resetting the router solved it.
I'd also recommend checking your /etc/hosts file. I was using one that I found online, that was blocking analytics.google.com as a whole. Once I removed that entry, it worked fine.
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I have a big problem. My Wordpress site doesn't stop loading. The blue circle in Firefox always shows loading and I don't know why. Could it be a loop? Do you now a way to track whats loading there?
Thanks you.
You can have a look to your browser dev tools and the console, network tab.
The page is maybe trying to get some external (or internal) assets that doesn't exists anymore or unavailable.
You can, also install a plugin like Query Monitor to see different details about the page loaded.
Have you checked the http daemon error log? the php error logs? these should show give you an indication of what if anything is going wrong.
I've transferred my wordpress website from a shared hosting to a linux VPS.
Everything is working fine instead of one thing. I'm getting realy weird pages for editing posts/pages.
I'm not sure how to name it and can't find anything on google about it, so I hope someone here can send me in the right direction.
Screenshot
At a quick glance, looks like a browser caching issue. Try the following:
Clear browser cache/cookies etc. and restart the browser/PC
Check with a different browser
Depending on how you migrated (transferred) the site, it is possible that all files did not get transferred fully and/or the database did not get imported fully. If 1. and 2. above fail, delete everything from the VPS and try again.
I'm sure when you check the network tab or console in inspect element on chrome, you will receive a lot of 404 errors because it is not able to load the required files for some reason.
What you can try is to add define('CONCATENATE_SCRIPTS', false) into your wp-config.php file. What this does is load all the javascript files individually, instead of one concatenated file.
Question: Are you using the same domain on your VPS? Or are you accessing the site on your VPS through a different domain? If so, you might want to update your database to correspond with the domain you're testing with now. Because this can cause strange behavior as well.
The frontend works correctly, it's only when trying to log in the backend that the error occurs.
On the frontend, I can see that I'm logged in (the black ribbon on the top), when I click on any link I get this error message too
Content Encoding Error
I tried everything I found on the web. Disabled plugins, updated WordPress and the theme to no avail.
I tried the same code on my local machine, and it's working flawlessly.
If you are using a MySQL server older than version 5.5.3, you might need to change your tables' character encoding back to utf8.
This might also help
I've been able to fix this issue thanks to #jpg0002 in his answer.
There were too many configurations on my vhost. I have simplified it and I can access the admin.
there is something strange happening on my server. It has worked like a charm with wordpress from 2.3 version, and I update it regularly.
Today I updated to wordpress 4.1 and, when I tried to write a post, I found the tinyMCE editor completely unloaded.
I then checked the console and I have a bunch of 403 errors, for requests like
http://www.ilparticolarenascosto.it/wp-content/plugins/jetpack/modules/after-the-deadline/tinymce/plugin.js?v=20140527&wp-mce-4107-20141130
infact my hosting answers with a courtesy page (that doesn't even explain what's happening).
the strange thing is that if i try
http://www.ilparticolarenascosto.it/wp-content/plugins/jetpack/modules/after-the-deadline/tinymce/plugin.js
(without the ending ?v=20140527&wp-mce-4107-20141130 ! ) I can download the file regoularly.
What's happening? what can I do?
I have already reinstalled it, and the problem occours with firefox and chrome, so I think it's a server issue.
And, also, if the first link works to you, maybe it's not working because I'm behind a proxy? but,again, why?
Yes, The first link works for me. I am not sure why it is not working for you.
Clear your browser cache to rule out your browser as a cause
Check you webserver access logs. Access logs will have a response status for every request. It may be possible that some one is overwriting the 200 OK sent by apache
I had the same problem.
It was a security setting on the server, blocking urls with variables.
Wordpress inludes tinymce files with variable in the end:
wp-includes/js/tinymce/themes/modern/theme.min.js?wp-mce-4203-20150730
call your hoster to fix it
it seems that the problem is ... Adblock.
Disable it, clean the browser cache, and reload the page. The Wordpress Editor will suddently appear.
When I connect to a specific page of the website, the css doesn't load.
All people doesn't have the problem and it depends of the navigator they use.
The problem is just for this page.
http://tinyurl.com/nyx26zx
It works if you reload the page and it will always works after that.
Maybe it's a problem of the navigator cache ?
The website uses Wordpress and the plugin WP SUPER CACHE but I excluded the page so
I think it's not a problem with the plugin.
Turn off any caching you may be using; Cloudflare is a known problem in this type of situation. If you have Cloudflare enabled, turn it off.
Disable or remove WordPress Super Cache temporarily to see if this fixes the issue.
Try connecting through a VPN or proxy to see whether the problem is localized to your region, because nobody else on here is having this problem with the CSS.
Try using mine (be aware that the internet sometimes can disconnect [VPN is public]):
Server: server1.vpnfusion.com
Username/Password: vpnfusion/Password01
if the VPN doesn't work, try using another one.
Try clearing your browser's cache after doing all this.