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I have just transferred a Muse site from Business Catalyst to Register.com (Web.com). The site was working fine in BC but now that I've uploaded it via FTP, my 'Contact' page is missing. Here is the following message:
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404: Page not found
This error is generated when there was no web page with the name you specified at the web site.
Troubleshooting suggestions:
Ensure the page you are linking to exists in the correct folder.
Check your file name for case sensitivity . Index.htm is not the same as index.htm!
Temporarily disable any rewrite rules by renaming your .ht.access file if it exists.
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I'm really lost here and don't even have an idea where to start. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
The website is hartworkscg.com.
Hey guys,
I really appreciate the suggestions. Along with my many other attempts at trying to figure this out, your suggestions were not the solution either, unfortunately.
However, I did find the solution. It resided in Muse's 'Content Tags'. When I was combing through page-by-page to find if there were any differences between each. Specifically, something that might mimic .PHP because I briefly noticed it during the site uploading process. My contact pages were the only pages using this "link",
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You can include the page to export by right clocking onto the page icon and choose „Export Page“.
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Hi DSheeley,
There can be multiple reasons for getting error 404 while accessing the site in a browser.
Please refer to below threads where the same issue has been discussed and resolved in past.
The solution mentioned in above threads are expected to be the one for your case as well.
In case they don't work for you please let us know so we can take it further.
Regards,
Ankush
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Hey guys,
I really appreciate the suggestions. Along with my many other attempts at trying to figure this out, your suggestions were not the solution either, unfortunately.
However, I did find the solution. It resided in Muse's 'Content Tags'. When I was combing through page-by-page to find if there were any differences between each. Specifically, something that might mimic .PHP because I briefly noticed it during the site uploading process. My contact pages were the only pages using this "link", for lack of better terminology. I removed the content tags, republished uploading everything and viola, contact page up. Now I can focus on site clean-up.
Thank again for the suggestions, though. It helped me to think out-of-the-sandbox and work out the solution.