I am trying to make changes to a template but when I try to save changes, I receive the following error:
Forbidden
You don't have permission to access /survey2/index.php/admin/templates/sa/templatesavechanges on this server.
Additionally, a 404 Not Found error was encountered while trying to use an ErrorDocument to > handle the request.
When I look in the templates folder, I do not see the templates I have created even though they are visible from within the LimeSurvey administration panel. Does anyone know how I can fix this error?
Please make sure you have given write permissions to the upload and tmp directory inside your limesurvey installation.
I think this should solve your problem.
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I am getting multiple 404 error for Copy_of_Facebook_Ad_Untitled_Design_1.png.
Can anybody please tell me what this .png file is for? How to resolve this?
Any help will be appreciated.
Thanks
Generally the 404 http error comes when the requested asset or file is not found in server. Looking at the console image I would say somewhere in your theme that particular cdn link of the image has been used which is not a valid link.
With out looking the code or knowing the theme name it's difficult to say what it is for. If you are not sure where it has been used then search for the file in your code base and remove it or provide a correct cdn link
I am trying to access this file via URL on my server and it gives me the 403 forbidden error. I've checked the permissions of the directory containing the file and the file itself and changed them both to 755. Still, I am unable to change it. I don't know what could be wrong with it. I'm simply editing a site someone else originally created, so I imagine its some setting they've created but I don't even know where to begin to look. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advanced.
The issue was the web developer before me enabled Hotlink Protection and blocked '.pngs' from being directly accessed. Thank you for the help.
today i encountered a very weird problem on joomla that is file does not exist 500.shtml and 400.shtml. In my every web page no matter what i am trying to open it is showing me the same error over and over again which turned off my website. I also google out for it and found some suggestions that are turn off your sef in config file of joomla or change your htaccess by putting a # in front of option and close the htaccess file but still it does not helped me. Any help would be appreciated the most.
In general the first step when dealing with this sort of error would be to turn on error reporting by putting the following at the beginning of your index.php:
ini_set('display_errors','On');
error_reporting(E_ALL);
Doing so might give you some php-specific error message with which I will find it easier to trouble shoot the problem.
This would Display the real error , I had a same trouble, and I found that a new template/plugin/module were creating the problem .So I uninstalled/disabled it .And it was working again.
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I'm working on a Symfony2 project at local server without any virtual hosting or something else. After I run the command php app/console assets:install --symlink, clear the cache and refresh the page none styles or javascript or images are loaded. Inspecting the source code and trying to access any of those assets I get this error:
You don't have permission to access
/cmplatform/web/bundles/clanmovilcommon/css/bootstrap.min.css on this
server.
What I need to change in my /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf to fix that problem? It's related to .htaccess problem or what?
This error is due to the user that you are currently logged in as not having correct to write to the /cmplatform/web directory. Or you have not got the root path set correctly in your apache.conf.
Can you confirm other pages / assets are being served correctly.
Take a look at who owns the directory and either adjust the write permissions or add your user / web server to own the directory or into the group.
This is quite a common issue - and care needs to be taken to ensure that write permissions for web, cache and log directories are set correctly to allow command line and web server (e.g. apache / nginx) users.
See http://symfony.com/doc/current/book/installation.html - permissions for some tips about fixing this.
Afternoon,
I have been working with CKEditor and CKFinder for the last few days and it all worked locally. Once I put it live in all aspects it worked except when attempting to upload a .pdf file to the server via the Link -> Upload tab.
The error that I receive is "The requested resource type is not valid". I have set the folders that it is uploading to, to 777 and I have made sure that the Resource type of Files also allows for the extensions of .pdf in config.php of CKFinder.
This error is stopping me from completion of my project and I really am out of things to try any ideas/ work arounds would be brilliant.
One possible solution was to use KCFinder which I was told would work but my boss said that was not an option unfortunately.
The problem seems to have been an out dated version of CKFinder and I fiddled with the config file and made sure that the $baseUrl and $baseDir followed the rules in the comments. Prior to that I think my $baseUrl did not have the '/' at the beginning of it and now does. The problem lies in the config.php file in CKFinder for anyone else that has the problem.
If the message is "the resource type is not valid" then it's not a permissions issue, but instead that you have renamed the resource types and so it doesn't initialize properly.
If you already have a license to CKFinder you should post this kind of questions at the forums or through the support channel.