We just launched a Magento 2.0.4 store, but we're experiencing the issue described below. Hopefully someone can help us fix this.
When a customer is logged in in our store and clicks on "Addressbook" on the "My account" page, he gets redirected back to the "My Account" page.
The redirect order is as follows and all redirects are 302's (Moved Temporarily):
/customer/account/ --> /customer/address/new (as expected because this customer has not created any address yet)
/customer/address/new --> /customer/account/login/ (herein lies the issue, we would like to see the "Add New Address" page)
/customer/account/login --> /customer/account (as expected)
Notes: Our store is running on HTTPS and a custom made theme which is based on the default Luma theme. We also have another Magento 2.0.4 store running on the same server with the same hosting provider and the issue is not present here. You can try it yourself here.
What we tried:
Disabling all custom modules
Removing all custom language files (i18n folder)
Disabling SEO URLs
Here is a screenshot which shows the redirect order in the Chrome Developer Toolbar
We have found the solution. Apparently a module was in fact still causing the problem: Mirasvit_Core. Disabling the module and deploying static content again fixed the issue.
Thanks for reading and I hope this helps anyone else having this problem.
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I am new to Magento, We have one Magento 1.9 version website. Actually I want to change the host, for this, I took all files backup from the server and also exported the database and then I have uploaded all files into another host(Godaddy) and imported the database. Everything working fine at the admin panel or backend pages, but front end pages not loading properly, just its loading header part of the page.
I didn't change anything in the files, I just transferred the files from one host into another hosting, but I don't know why frontend pages are not loading.
Please anyone give me a solution to fix that issue. Please see the below screenshot for reference. Thank you in advance.
This behavior could be due to a PHP error that is not being printed to the screen because of the PHP configuration. Try enabling print error on PHP and see if anything shows up. Contact your provider (Godaddy) for guidance.
Also, ensure that all configuration on admin panel is set. When you upload database and make a new installation, even when uploading the old database, if you do not specify the same old encryption key, some configuration will be missing, for example payment provider tokens and so on.
Check also if your home page CMS still exists and is configured to show on home page. Check this on CMS pages and maybe on your theme configuration.
system -> configuration -> general -> web -> homepage CMS
For any further guidance, would need more details.
The custom modules are not working, a 404 error is shown when trying to access the module via url, the module is correct as it works correctly on other machines (other people have tried the module on their magento) and it works fine, i think there might be some problem with my configuration settings or some other settings of magento. Please answer that how would the problem be solved?
to solve this problem navigate to Admin->System->Permissions->User-> click "Reset Filter" and then flush your magento cache (Admin->System-> Cache Management-> Flush magento cache). Then logout and re-log to admin panel and navigate to your custom module it should be working by now
I have made a site in Joomla 2.5, and can't edit my articles by using the frontend option "edit article".
This function is available when I am running the site in offline mode, but when I switch to online mode, it disappears.
When running the site in online mode, I login to the administrator, and then "view site"
Can some one please help me!
You need to log in on the frontend when your site is in online mode to be able to edit articles. It doesn't matter if you are logged already on the backend, it won't count.
You should either enable log in module on some page, or a menu item pointing to log in page on the frontend. After logging in there, you will be able to edit your articles.
If you don't want users to see your login page/module on the frontend, you can create a hidden menu item for it, for which only you would know the link and it won't be displayed
Just go to your website's /index.php?option=com_users
There you will be able to login to the frontend.
So the previous web developer has customized our Magento v1.4.1 site to use a page called main.php... It bypasses everything else that is set by Magento as far as Magento goes.
I have no way contact the previous developer to ask where this is setup...
We have just installed a new plugin and it has taken over as the homepage.
In Magento Admin > System > Configuration > Web the homepage is set to URL Key "home" ... When I go to that specific page index.php/home, the custom main.php page shows up. Why would a plugin have found it's way to be our homepage?
Thanks! Felt like my previous question didn't give enough details.
"home" is not the normal value, here is what that section should look like:
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.