Re: "action=forum was not found on this server"

There're .htaccess files in most directories, if not all...



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Quote from: Kindred on Today at 10:48:23 AM

well, there has to be SOME difference between the test forum that works and your live forum that does not work...



htaccess?

Agreed, but I can't for my life find it!...



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Quote from: Illori on Today at 10:27:58 AM

i guess you made a typo leaving out index.php in the first example. oh well people make mistakes.

Actually and sadly, no Check the nr #1 original post by me.



Re: "action=forum was not found on this server"

Re: "action=forum was not found on this server"

well, there has to be SOME difference between the test forum that works and your live forum that does not work...



htaccess?





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Quote from: johan7804 on Today at 09:11:15 AM

A friend took a look at the code and suggested a ? should be inserted into the original code in subs.php, but that only went from http://domain/action=forum to http://doma...

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How remarkably silly.



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Pretty much yes



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http://domain/index.php?action=forum is what it should be.



Why do people want to remove the "index.php"? Is that some supposed SEO crap?



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Quote from: johan7804 on Today at 07:07:36 AM

I was told this is a common error with the Relax theme, but how come it did not happen on the test site? I performed both installations by the exact same manner...

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Well, THIS is indeed strange as well... Went into the server settings to check out the cache settings (if there are any), and find that on the production domain it says



SMF could not find a compatible accelerator on your server



while test domain...



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Ah, now... That's the great mystery of the internet. Sites that seem the same often aren't.



My test site is on exactly the same server, with the same configuration. Yet, some things are different. Quite why, has always been a bit of a head-scratcher. :...



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Quote from: K@ on Today at 05:09:42 AM

Just a nudge...



Before you install a mod, try to remember to backup, first.



Yeah, it's a pain in the arse. But, it can save you so much hassle.



Click my sig for the "How".

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Re: "action=forum was not found on this server"

Re: "action=forum was not found on this server"

Just a nudge...



Before you install a mod, try to remember to backup, first.



Yeah, it's a pain in the arse. But, it can save you so much hassle.



Click my sig for the "How".



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Quote from: Arantor on December 05, 2014, 08:24:59 PM

Link to site?

Well, this is odd... Turned out there was an network issue here at work and that the test forums works just fine with SMF and SimplePortal... So the e...



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Yes siree!



QueryString.php

Code: [Select]

// Makes it easier to refer to things this way.

$scripturl = $boardurl . '/index.php';



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Re: "action=forum was not found on this server"

I believe that scripturl is defined to include index.php



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Ok, so it took some testing but the problem appears after installing the SimplePortal mod. Definetly. On the test domain there is nothing but the SMF forums and the newly installed SimplePortal, and problems appeared this morning.



That's also why we d...



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Quote from: K@ on Today at 06:18:54 AM

To clarify...



Without the portal, the homepage, here, would be http://ift.tt/eYgvQt (If it was installed, here, which it ain't). That would take you to the portal.



The ...

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To clarify...



Without the portal, the homepage, here, would be http://ift.tt/eYgvQt (If it was installed, here, which it ain't). That would take you to the portal.



The URL to the actual forum would be:



http://ift.tt/1FS1alb?...



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Well, I installed a fresh version of SMF on a test server, and the paths are "identical" (the test server has a different domain name). There is no mention in the Paths & URLs of index.php anywhere on the newly installed server. So none of the original...



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