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I put a simple index.html file in public_html, and www.krueckeberg.org renders immediately. I just don’t get what is going on. It is not the browser because the same long rendering time occurs with IE6 and Opera 8.51.
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After informing my ISP that "I believe that the JavaScript Files are being called through port 81 for some reason, and so it takes almost forever trying to find each file untill it times out", the IPS said:
"You’re experiencing problems because of the way we have to redirect to the internal PHP5 server. You need to make sure your code is not automatically building redirects based on the tcp port the original request was received. This will cause it to try to redirect the end-user (your browser) to port 81, which will not work. You need to hardcode port 80 into your code so that any redirects send you to the public apache listener."
Does this response make sense. I’m just a average Joe. How would I go about hardcoding port 80 into the code? Is that even practicable?
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okay, is it me or is this just weird? Why would your site be over part 81 and what do redirects have to do with JS includes?
To answer your question there really isn’t a very simple way to hard code port 80 into the redirects and I doubt that it would help much anyway since I can’t think of any redirects that should be going on when accessing the homepage.
Have you tried this? Create a new template with nothing but [*content*] in the body, use the template in one of the pages on your site and then try to acess it. Do you still get get the delay?
I certainly could be wrong but I just can’t think of any reason to hard code ports into the redirects.
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Ok I think I see what’s happening here.
I think you can try hard coding the base_path and base_url values inside the config.inc.php file.
You can hard code these settings inside your manager/includes/config.inc.php file just below line 14 or below the line that contains "$site_sessionname= ".
example:
$base_url = "http://domain.com/modx";
$base_path = "c:/webroot/modx";
$site_url = "http://domain.com/modx";
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Thanks, I’ll give that a try.
