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I have problem with my forum

by chinweike
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URLs in my smf forum always have HTTP twice even if i did not put one. What could be the possible cause & solotion

Replies will be highly appreciated. Thanks in advance
#forum #problem
  • Profile picture of the author webcosmo
    Whats the url of your forum?

    I would guess its a url rewrite issue. Check the .htaccess file. Do some tests removing the contents, see if it helps.
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    • Profile picture of the author chinweike
      Originally Posted by webcosmo View Post

      Whats the url of your forum?

      I would guess its a url rewrite issue. Check the .htaccess file. Do some tests removing the contents, see if it helps.
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      • Profile picture of the author WD Mino
        Hi ,

        I just viewed your forum no issues,
        the http:// can occur if you have typed the url like http;//

        if a tag is imporoperly closed it could also mess it up but usually it would take the root domain http://yoursite/foldername/http://yoursite/foldername
        that is very easy to correct but i don't see any issue so i can't tell you what needs to be fixed
        -WD
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        • Profile picture of the author chinweike
          Originally Posted by WD Products View Post

          Hi ,

          I just viewed your forum no issues,
          the http:// can occur if you have typed the url like http;//

          if a tag is imporoperly closed it could also mess it up but usually it would take the root domain http://yoursite/foldername/http://yoursite/foldername
          that is very easy to correct but i don't see any issue so i can't tell you what needs to be fixed
          -WD
          I use this tag; xxx. But instead of getting a hyperlined xxx with http://www.xyz.com as the web address, what i get is http://http://www.xyz.com thereby making the link a broken one
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          • Profile picture of the author WD Mino
            Hi,

            Ok so your talking about when you link to a file from your root?
            ie yourdomain.com/file

            what is a folder name you have that i can test with i will see if i can figure it out for you seems like it could be a setting in your admin panel but if i can see exactly what it is doing i should be able to give you the solution
            -WD
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            • Profile picture of the author chinweike
              Originally Posted by WD Products View Post

              Hi,

              Ok so your talking about when you link to a file from your root?
              ie yourdomain.com/file

              what is a folder name you have that i can test with i will see if i can figure it out for you seems like it could be a setting in your admin panel but if i can see exactly what it is doing i should be able to give you the solution
              -WD
              yeah, you got the point, is an admin panel setting. But the problem is that i dont even know how to get it resolved
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  • Profile picture of the author warrich
    can i see link of your forum?
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