I want to redirect the user after submitting a form without reloading the page (document).
I tried,
page("./newurl/18/meetings");
When I click on a link link it works as expected.
Finally found out. It simply reloads the page when using a relative link with a leading dot.
This will reload
page("./mypath/subpath");
This will work properly
page("/mypath/subpath");
Related
I am trying to export an existing php-based dynamic webpage into a lektor project which up to now really worked well.
Unfortunately one problem is giving me a headache:
While my navigation works perfectly with every page and subpage, links to subpages in the content section don't.
E.g. if I set a relative path like
[My Link to Subpage](/peter/personalinfo)
it is correctly shown in the browser view. If I hover the mouse over the link the browser shows the correct url 127.0.0.1:5000/peter/personalinfo.
But if I click it I get
Not Found
The requested URL was not found on the server. If you entered the URL manually please check your spelling and try again.
and the url in the address field shows
127.0.0.1:5000/peter/peter/personalinfo
So I click the correct url but the browser calls the wrong url and of course can't find anything there.
I don't understand how this doubling can happen. I naively would expect that if I clicked a link the browser would exactly look at that address. But it seems like the server is redirecting to the malformed url. And yes, it does so with any link to a subpage.
the navigation looks like this:
Home
News
Peter
-- Personalinfo
-- Contact
-- Portfolio
Bob
-- Personalinfo
-- Contact
-- Portfolio
Any idea why this happens and how to change it?
Update: The problem doesn't appear with the built static page on a webserver.
there is an open issue (#997) that is already fixed and will be released soon. But you can fix this yourself, just append a slash at the end of your link [My Link to Subpage](/peter/personalinfo/)
Umbraco 7.12.4
Recently I renamed a node in Umbraco. It used to be called "Projects". I want it to be called "My Projects". After renaming it, no matter whether I put the name back to the original value or set an entirely new value, the following occurs:
Change page name
Click on properties. The Url appears correct, without an extra /
Access the website. The website works correctly
Access the website AGAIN. This page now redirects to http://my-projects and fails.
Click on properties. The Url now appears as in the image below.
I have checked routes. Cleared URL redirects. Emptied recycle bin. Tried page names that have never existed before.
Any ideas? I am pulling my hair out. Thanks!
The problem was related to a missing host name - look at comments :-)
i am facing a problem after hacking in my website. All Links redirecting to home page. Any Help ? Shorten URL as http://goo.gl/28FYH
In Admin, No Save, NO CLose Edit, nothing is working. ANy help ?
I have tried all the possibilities like to change in .hataccess, no help from that.
In Joomla 1.5, the links in the backend are managed by JS. Check if all scripts are included properly. You can also open the JS Console of your browser to see what is happening when clicking a link.
I'm new to Joomla, and I am having this strange issue that I can't find any help on, and I have no idea how to go about even debugging it.
Basically, whenever a user logs out on a page, that page from there on out redirects to the homepage. If I clear my cookies, everything goes back to normal, and the page is accessible again.
This doesn't happen in Chrome, just Firefox and IE. I'm using Joomla 2.5.
I've looked at the debug console but I didn't find any stand out clues.
Thanks everyone.
Go to the Module Manager, open the Login module, and in the parameters section, there are 2 fields to choose the redirection after logging in and out.
I had the same problem with joomla 2.5 on Firefox, but not on Chrome. Problem would reset when I cleared the cache, until I did a logout again. Then the home page content would get written into my cache for the page I had been on for registered users only, when I logged out.
I fixed it when I set the Login module to explicitly take the user to the home page, rather than leaving the setting at default. Then it worked correctly for both browsers, and the home page content no longer got cached as the registered users only page.
Set the logout behavior in Extensions: Module Manager: Module Login: Basic Options
Hope it fixes your problem also!
I realize this question is over a year old, but I just worked through the same issue. Hopefully my answer can still be useful to someone. The solution was to disable a plugin called "System - Logout" and clear the browser's cache afterwords. This fixed both the issue of not being able to get back to the page after logout, and an issue where the "Logout Redirection Page" parameter set in the login module was being ignored.
When I run my application on localhost I get a directory listing and have to click on 'Index.aspx' to view the page.
I have already set the Set As Start Page to 'Index.aspx', which means when I press 'F5', 'Index.aspx' is opened.
This works fine, but when navigating through the site, if there is a link, such as '/FolderName', I get a directory listing, and have to manually change the URL to '/FolderName/Index.aspx'.
I believe this is because by default, the default page is 'Default.aspx'?
Is it possible to change this to 'Index.aspx'? It would save me a lot of time!
AFAIK this is not configurable. Your best option would be to rename all your index.aspx files to default.aspx. See the following link with an accepted answer to back up mine. Have fun with your renames :)
asp.net application default file Index.aspx