URGENT! Site Went Live and Wayfinder Links are Wrong

I’m using Wayfinder to create my navigation and it’s in a header chunk that is used site-wide, so it’s the exact same code everywhere. On the home page all the links are right but if you go to an interior page they’re suddenly all using the old development URL. What’s going on? Check it out: http://mediashout.com/

Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
Dave

Hi iamdave,

I’m not current getting access to your site, however try clearing the cache. As this can often course issues when moving directories.

Another place to look if your experiencing problems is the .htaccess files and settings for ’File Manager Path:’ and ’Resource path:’ under the admin configuration panel.

I can’t get the menu to work (expand) right on IE7, XP @public computer.

Try doing an upgrade install on the live site.

working for me now, using chrome and firefox on Vista

nice looking site

We just updated the DNS so it probably hasn’t propagated fully yet for those of you that can’t access it.

I’ll try the upgrade install suggestion, thanks!
Dave

Okay, I fixed the problem but still don’t know why it was a problem. I removed the <base url="[(site_url)]" /> tag from the header chunk and it works now. But why would site_url be different between the home page and the interior pages?

you may need to check images path I’m getting images not found

http://mediashout.com/products/mediashout

http://mediashout.com/products/assets/templates/ms/imgs/adapter-overview-img.png

Yeah, I’m just now seeing that too. I cleared my cache right after I removed the base href tag to make sure it wasn’t going to screw anything up and everything was fine but now all the sudden they’re not showing up anymore. What’s even more weird is that when I mouse over the path in FireBug, it loads the image just fine. So there’s nothing wrong with the path. I think God just hates me...

did you run the installer in upgrade mode after moving the site? You need to do that and likely you need to add back the <base href=""> bits too.