Im testing our site on BrowserStack and it works in all browsers but Internet Explorer 11 on Windows 10.
I can't add products to the cart and Magento is is saying I must enable cookies in the browser but I have! Also cookies are working on other sites, for example the demo site we bought our theme for.
When I go to the site below it says cookies are enabled
https://www.whatismybrowser.com/are-cookies-enabled
Not sure what to do? Could it have something to do with my server or magento configuration?
We have Magento 1.9.2 running on an NGINX / HHVM server on a AWS ec2 box with Ubuntu 14.04.
Update
I noticed that if I change Use HTTP Only to NO in System > Configuration > General > Web I can now add things to the cart and cookies seem to be working but the browser is still redirected enable-cookies CMS-page if the click on enable cookies in the Cookie notice at the bottom of the page.
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We have migrated a PrestaShop(PS) v.1.7.8.7 from an Apache server to a LiteSpeed server which includes the LiteSpeed cache module for PS and crawler enabled.
CloudFlare(CF) has always been in play with both the existing and the new server.
But when we enable "proxied" in DNS settings for the new server - then we suddenly can't login at the admin URL due to a 302 error. It looks like the login page is called 2 times in a row. All other functionality on the site works flawless.
Screenshots of the main-domain which is "proxied" via CF:
When we disable "proxied" in CF then we can login via the PS Admin page again as seen in the screenshot below:
Screenshot of the test-domain which is not "proxied" via CF:
The page just redirects to itself again and doesn't complain about wrong user credentials or similar.
We believe it's due to Litespeed's re-write logic. We have tried to disable the LiteSpeed cache module again (the LiteSpeed's rewrite rules are of course still unchanged even though the cache module has been disabled in PS) - and the issue remains. Somehow there is a conflict between CF and LiteSpeed in this setup which causes the redirect error. We know that WordPress has a CF module which enables CF and LiteSpeed's cache module to work simultaneously.
I moved my live site in the localhost. Website was developed in CMS which is Magento. Now I don't know how to edit it or further develop the website. I have Magento installed on my localhost.
Problem 1. website does not work on local-host. but the first page
only, all the other pages shows missing 404.
Problem 2. How do I develop magento website offline on local-host?
website does not work on local-host. but the first page only, all the other pages shows missing 404.
The most likely cause of this is your localhost webserver does not (if it's apache) have mod_rewrite enabled.
Problem 2. How do I develop magento website offline on local-host?
You develop it by editing its files!
I am using magento community edition 2. I am not able to login to back end of magento. I know this problem can be because of chrome not accepting cookies. In previous versions(Magento 1.9.1,1.9.0, & so on) I normally go to app/code/core/Mage/Core/Model/Session/Abstract/Varien.php file and comment the below lines to fix the above mentioned chrome browser issue,
$this->getCookie()->getDomain(),
$this->getCookie()->isSecure(),
$this->getCookie()->getHttponly()
But Magento 2 Folder structure is different.
How do I fix this issue.
Use another browser to set the cookie time and HTTPS settings to its correct values. You should now be able to use Chrome again.
We have installed SSL in server for a Joomla website and https is working fine for Joomla admin panel. But in front end it auto redirecting to http.
i.e in browser if I enter https://mysite.com it auto redirect to http://mysite.com (without S).
I do not know how to fix this. Please help me.
Joomla version - 2.5.7
The following instructions are for Joomla 3, but for other versions the instructions should be identical, it will just look a bit different and the menus might be in a different place.
Log into your Joomla admin site.
Go to Global Configuration
Go to the Server tab.
Find the option "Force SSL" and change it to "Entire Site".
Click "Save and Close"
Clear your site cache.
If you have any SEF extensions with caches, they will need their caches purged too. They may also have their own HTTPS settings within their configuration, however that will vary by extension.
Here is a screenshot taken from Joomla 3:
It is also possible to activate SSL on a per-page basis. This is done via the menu manager.
You may also want to check your web server configuration (i.e. .htaccess) for any rewrites or redirects, but that's beyond the scope of Joomla configuration.
I have a website running Magento and just installed SSL Certificate and images get 404 error not found now. All settings in administration under web are set correctly for SSL. The images come from https:// but don't display.
Any ideas?
Thanks