Fetching URL Incorrectly

Resolved Josh
(@summitmeats)

9 years, 3 months ago
Hello.
Have been doing some work on our website over at https://www.summitmeats.com/ and noticed that something I did broke the NextGenGallery Plugin. I have narrowed down the issue to it simply not adding a / before the ‘wp-content/’ directory as you can see by debugging with inspect element in Safari here: https://cryptoseb.pw/uploads/screenshot_14:14:38.png

I have attempted to add the ‘/wp-content/’ directory with the forward slash in the settings: https://cryptoseb.pw/uploads/screenshot_14:19:03.png and also attempted to add a / to the end of the URL in both my ‘wp-config.php’ file https://cryptoseb.pw/uploads/screenshot_14:20:46.png as well as in my MySQL DB here: https://cryptoseb.pw/uploads/screenshot_14:22:06.png and here: https://cryptoseb.pw/uploads/screenshot_14:22:29.png

Still experiencing issues. Any clues as to why? If anything, it should be doubling up the slash in the URL like this: https://www.summitmeats.com//wp-content/ instead of omitting it? I’m at a loss for what to try next for troubleshooting. Last backup would have been 3-4 weeks ago so that is kind of out of the question as I have made changes since then, sadly.

Thanks in Advance for any support.
Summit Meats & Sausage

Site Details: https://cryptoseb.pw/uploads/screenshot_14:24:31.png

Edit: upon clicking Show Thumbnails, I was able to determine that it doesn’t handle the URl/Directory incorrectly and loads the images just fine. Pretty confused at this point haha
- This topic was modified 9 years, 3 months ago by Josh. Reason: More Evidence to Solve The Case o..O

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Plugin Contributor photocrati
(@photocrati)

9 years, 3 months ago

@summitmeats – The problem is stemming from within your theme and its use of the “relative URL” option. This is either via the SOIL plugin or the theme itself (as part of the Roots / Soil theme family).

If you deactivate the use relative URL option you should see things correct themselves.

Thanks!

– Cais.

Thread Starter Josh
(@summitmeats)

9 years, 3 months ago

No clue how to do that haha. Thanks for the input though. I will hop on Google today and do some looking around 🙂

Appreciate it.

Plugin Contributor photocrati
(@photocrati)

9 years, 3 months ago

@summitmeats – Have a look for the following references within your theme’s code:

add_theme_support('soil-relative-urls');

A good start might be here: https://github.com/roots/soil

This WordPress core function might be worth looking at as well: https://codex.ww.wp.xz.cn/Function_Reference/remove_theme_support

Thanks!

– Cais.
Thread Starter Josh
(@summitmeats)

9 years, 3 months ago
I have searched high and low through all of the Plugin files as well as some others inside the root document folder on our server where they WordPress files are being hosted and still nothing.

Want to make $40? lol.I am incredibly busy right now getting ready for a big International trip tomorrow. This one of those I’ll throw money at it to fix it issues…

Edit: I also reinstalled from a backup and that didn’t work so I am assuming it isn’t an issue with any of the server files but likely something either with our CloudFlare setup or inside of the Database.

Edit2: You are right. I changed the theme to TwentyEleven and it worked fine. Frick. $40USD is my offer haha. I can give you access to whatever you would need 😛
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Thread Starter Josh
(@summitmeats)

9 years, 3 months ago

That should say “Theme” not “Plugin”. Although I did search there too.

Plugin Contributor photocrati
(@photocrati)

9 years, 3 months ago

@summitmeats – Thanks for the offer although it would likely be better to make that on the WordPress Jobs board (see the link below, or here: http://jobs.wordpress.net/)

– Cais.

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