I've been digging around and can't see an answer anywhere...
I'm using Articles on a Revo 2.2 multi-context install.
The Articles resource/container is in a custom context.
I have a Blog setup (I followed the instructions) and for testing purpuses I used the default templates & chunks.
The issue I have is when I click on an article tag link or an archive link I get directed to a blank (white) page. I've checked the MODx log but it's empty.
Here's a couple of example URLs that get blank pages:
http://www.mydomain.co.uk/frus-blog/tags/House+Sharing
http://www.mydomain.co.uk/frus-blog/2012/03
Edit: I also get blank pages with the "Author" link
Really need some help to get it working!
what is the link to your homepage? As I cant pull that up and there maybe something more basic causing issues than just the links themselves.
Thanks for the reply. The domain I posted is a placeholder so Google doesn't index the development site. The domain is: short term london .co .uk / frus-blog / (remove spaces).
No luck...I've tried your solutions but no success. I've switched off the FURL but it didn’t work either.
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I have yet again installed a fresh Modx installation at web server root.
I have now tracked down the issue.
It seem's with a fresh installation of Mod x and a fresh installation of the newest d-loadable Articles this is the issue:
Setup the first container for Articles. Add in the first article (title: test-1) then another (title: test-2) added the alias and tag of test.
Preview it, all seems fine.
Click on 'tag' link. Resultant page I have found is linking to the default installation 'Home (1)' document. I have deleted this document and when tag's or archive's is clicked upon:
Page not found
The page you requested was not found.
This indicates to me what I have mentioned. I have set in the preferences for 'site start' the articles document. Still not operational????
Pulling my hair out! ;-)
There are many bugs in Articles.
Do you use Friendly URLs ?
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