My client has been having trouble viewing two pages on their website hosted on your platform, that used to work. Both have been published yet when visiting the links, it returns 404.
@PBurden This has popped up a few times in the community, if you unpublish the page completely and then publish it again that should resolve the 404 error. If that doesn’t work, you’d need to submit a ticket for technical support.
I have went through various 404 solutions on the community discussions with no joy. This includes unpublishing and re-publishing the page.
Cloning the page kind of works. After waiting for a few minutes, I can see it published, however when exchanging the slug from the cloned to the original slug url, it fails.
It is a FREE account and I have no ability to creating a support ticket, unless I am missing here?
I have even created a test page and this shows a 404 page for a little while, and then it works.
@PBurden I’m glad you found a solution to get the pages live again, it is very strange that this was happening. I’ll tag in the @CommunityTeam to see if they can share this with support since there are others experiencing the same issue.
Thank you, @Jnix284, for your valuable suggestions and for the ping regarding this matter. I am currently conducting research to find a solution and will keep you all informed of any developments.
Hi @PBurden and @Jnix284, Thank you for your patience. I have received information from the team regarding the issue.
The URL redirect at this link currently has the setting “Disable redirect when a page exists at the requested URL” enabled. When this setting is selected, we do not support serving it pre-rendered. Unfortunately, this means that these URL redirects are not usable for CMS-free accounts, as we only provide pre-rendered content for them.
Moving forward, the recommendation from the team is to remove the “Disable redirect when a page exists at the requested URL” setting from this redirect, and it should begin to load as expected again.
