Hi,
I tested on my localhost, it’s working properly for me.
You can try to disable one plugin at a time, to find out which plugin is causing this issue.
Or check your customization, by enabling back your parent theme.
If it works. Then something is wrong with your child theme customization.
My browser tell me that your webpage is not redirecting properly.
Thank you.
Thread Starter
AZBros
(@azbros)
Hi,
Thanks Denzel. I tried my local test site and it seems to work, so I’m thinking it may be something on my host. I’m also getting the “webpage is not redirecting properly” message, but I don’t know what would cause this.
Do you know why a message like this would be displayed or how I might be able to fix it? I had not received the message before, it must have happened within the past few weeks. Should I contact my host about this issue?
Thanks for your assistance, I really appreciate it!
Hi,
Sorry, I have no idea what’s causing this issue.
You can hire a developer to login to your website to troubleshoot or
contact your web hosting company for help, maybe their technician can help you find some clues.
Thank you.
I have the same problem since the update.
the page break doesn’t work anymore…so it’s not just you…it’s a bug with the theme
@vargas71: This is not your topic. If you require assistance then, as per the Forum Welcome, please post your own topic.
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AZBros
(@azbros)
@esmi
vargas71’s comment was relevant and helpful. I’m glad to know it’s not just me that’s having this issue. I’m hoping others can confirm whether it’s a problem with the theme’s latest update or not.
@azbros: These forums have guidelines. Please read them. As you will see, one of these guidelines – entitled Where to Post – specifically states:
Unless you are using the same version of WordPress on the same physical server hosted by the same hosts with the same plugins, theme & configurations as the original poster, do not post in someone else’s thread. Start your own topic.
Please abide by this.
@azbros –
This is the URL of page 2 that PageNavi is trying to load:
http://AZBros.com/exclusive/ahead-of-the-curve/ahead-of-the-curve-hellfire-citadel/2/
This is the actual URL of page 2 after it loads:
http://azbros.com/exclusive/ahead-of-the-curve/ahead-of-the-curve-hellfire-citadel/2#.V4aGvbgrKHs
The actual URL of each page of that post has a different suffix. If you load this URL:
http://azbros.com/exclusive/ahead-of-the-curve/ahead-of-the-curve-hellfire-citadel/2
the page initial load takes 2-3 seconds, but then doesn’t finish loading for approx. 20 seconds, at which time the URL suffix is applied. That’s not a theme issue.
Thread Starter
AZBros
(@azbros)
Hi bdbrown,
I actually had that turned off previously and just changed it this morning to see if it had any affect on the issue. I turned it off again and the page still won’t load. Do you think the problem is related to the AddThis share buttons? I tried disabling the plugin but still have the same problem.
Thread Starter
AZBros
(@azbros)
Okay, I have no clue what’s going on. It was just working and I posted that, but when I refreshed the page and tried again, it’s once again no longer working. Very confusing.
I actually had that turned off previously
Had what turned off?
I ran a test with pagenavi and the URL that it’s trying to load on my site is in this same format: http://mysite.com/54/3/
and it’s displayed that way in the browser after it loads. So it would appear that the pagenavi URL on your page is correctly formatted. I don’t know if there’s possibly an issue with your permalinks, or if maybe there’s some conflict with one of your other plugins. You could try resaving your permalinks and see if that fixes it. If not, you could disable the PageNavi plugin and see if the default pagination works. If that’s not it, deactivate all your plugins and see if the default pagination works. If it does, enable the plugins one at a time until you find the one that causes the issue.
Thread Starter
AZBros
(@azbros)
I disabled the tracking code that AddThis added to the end of my URLs. I had enabled that when I first installed the plugin, but after realizing what it did, I decided to disable it. This morning I decided to re-enable it to see if it made any difference with the pages not loading and forgot to disable it again. Of course, it didn’t change anything.
One thing I realized, and this is also kind of odd, if I add the tracking code to the end of a page (#.V4aGvbgrKHs), the page will eventually load. If I remove the tracking code and visit the page again, it still works. If I try to view a page without the code, the page will not load. It’ll only load after I apply the tracking code.
Because of this, I would assume that somehow the AddThis plugin is causing a problem, but as I mentioned previously, I’ve tried disabling it and the pages still don’t work. I just tried disabling PageNavi and that didn’t seem to do anything either.
Have you cleared any cache and/or CDN files? I would try this next:
Deactivate all your plugins and see if the default pagination works. If it does, enable the plugins one at a time until you find the one that causes the issue.
I was able to solve the problem myself @azbros
just add <?php wp_link_pages(); ?>
under <?php the_content(); ?> in the page.php and single.php page and it should do the trick ;o)
it work for me
