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Graham Jan 31 '18

Hello,

So I am trying to start a new social network site which i've connected with cloudflare.

As soon as I turn on the "Https" option and access my website using https instead of the http option I get the attached error and photo (Add new) doesn't work or rather nothing related to Javascript works.

If someone could help me or could tell me what to do with this error I'd really appreciate it.

In case you guys want to test it, the link to the website is : https://www.wolfenbuettlerwoelfe.de or click here

Thank you,

Graham Miranda

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error.jpeg (1218Kb)

Graham Jan 31 '18

In case it is blurry i've cropped the added picture (screenshot)

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error copy.jpeg (718Kb)

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Darryl B Jan 31 '18

The only things I can tell you about cloudflare are.
1. Make sure you aren't using Rocket Loader.
2. Don't use minify js.

And for https. Edit the config php file, and change the site url from http to https.

I don't have https, but have seen these things posted several times in the past. Hope it helps.

Graham Jan 31 '18

Quote from Darryl B The only things I can tell you about cloudflare are.
1. Make sure you aren't using Rocket Loader.
2. Don't use minify js.

And for https. Edit the config php file, and change the site url from http to https.

I don't have https, but have seen these things posted several times in the past. Hope it helps.

I tried that (https in the config php file) and now I get:

This page isn’t working

www.wolfenbuettlerwoelfe.de redirected you too many times.

Try clearing your cookies.

ERR_TOO_MANY_REDIRECTS

Graham Jan 31 '18

Attached the error

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redirect.jpeg (68Kb)

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Darryl B Jan 31 '18

Try enabling dev mode at the bottom of the config php file by changing it from false to true, and go back to your site, and refresh the page. Then set dev mode back to false. This will clear the website cache.

The Forum post is edited by Darryl B Jan 31 '18

Graham Jan 31 '18

Quote from Darryl B Try enabling dev mode at the bottom of the config php file by changing it from true to false, and go back to your site, and refresh the page. Then set dev mode back to false. This will clear the website cache.

OMG! THANK YOU!!! IT WORKED!

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Darryl B Jan 31 '18

Whew!! Glad it worked. Good thing I remembered those little tidbits. Remember the one about dev mode. Basically any time you make changes on the server side. You usually have to clear you website cache to get the changes to show.

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