I am using RW 8.03. Ever since I upgraded to RW8 I get this message, randomly, when publishing a new site and/or a edited site. The message says [an error occurred while processing this directive] . I have used both chrome and firefox (on laptop and mobile) and both display the message. Here is a link to the most recent website: https://ezweb.company/client/grant/Southern-Oregon/index.php.
Is anyone else having this issue. How do I resolve it?
Thank you for your reply.
I think I understand what you are saying. But, I don’t use RW for FTP, I use filezilla.
Have used this test location for previous sites in RW7 with no problem.
Anyway, just moved the test file to real website location … homeimprovementcontractordirectory.com. Still have issue but now it says its a “internal Server Error” when I hit link to a directory. But link to a non directory page works fine. Buggy. Something is not playing right with Stacks and RW. As I mention, never had this issue with RW7, only started with RW8.
I’m not sure what you are referring to by “non directory page”. That 500 error is more than likely a php error or a publishing to the wrong folder issue. EDIT: it could also be a .htaccess issue, have you modified the .htaccess file?
Can you share some more info on your site build (what are you using) and your server environment. php version etc.
hmm, okay where are you publishing to (or uploading if using ftp)? /public_html?
I see you are using Foundation.
Could you show your page structure (screen shot) in RW and the page setup pane of the UI fro a non working page.
How about your directory structure on the server.
Are your index files actually making it to the server?
What about the other files (rwcommon etc.)?
Thee more you can show us the better chance someone has to help.
Scott, jus for clarity … the only two software updates I have installed are RW8 and Stacks. Before those uploads I never had this issue before - many sites published. This is link to file … https://ezweb.company/client/home-improvement.rw8.zip.
I know, you can nest as deep as you want, I just wanted to make sure I was looking at the correct folder level.
/Southern-Oregon/index.php, and not /Southern-Oregon/Southern-Oregon/index.php