angeljs
Member
Posted 16 years ago #
I've done a search for this, but can't find anything specific to my problem. One minute I'm logged into the admin panel, then I go to try and delete some spam blogs, but all of a sudden I'm seeing this message:
Firefox has detected that the server is redirecting the request for this address in a way that will never complete.
When I use IE, the page just seems to be loading indefinately but nothing happens. I've used the program fine right up until this morning, so I can't understand this. :-(
i've been searching for the answer to this one for a year now. good luck.
Pretty much. Anything specific in the error logs? How about a link to your site? What's your install like? Has your host done anything to chance the box that you sit on? (ie Take a look at the debugging page mentioned in the readme file included with the download.)
i suspect my issue has something to do with htaccess. it's not a bug or anything, just poor coding on my part.
i had the same problem.. go to options in admin and in "WordPress address (URL)" and "Blog address (URL)" delete ":80" from your URL.. try it maybe there is problem..
uamaan
Member
Posted 15 years ago #
Login as admin, go to settings and change all address url to include "www.", this will resolve the issue. Basically whats happenning is your .htaccess is directing yourdomain.com/blog to http://www.yourdomain.com/bog, then since blog urls in wordpress contains yourdomain.com/blog, it get redirected by blog to yourdomain.com/blog, which again gets redirected as per .htaccess to http://www.yourdomain.com/blog and this continues endlessly and the domain never get resolved. Firefox is smart to throw error but IE just ends up in infinite loop...
I too was having this problem. To solve it, I needed to deactivate a plugin. More specifically, 'User Permissions' 0.8.4. Per-post user permissions By John Godley. I am looking to alternatives to this fantastic plugin. No disrespect to the plugin author J.Godley intended. There might be a problem with something else, but deactivating this plugin solved the dilemma for me. . . as well as creating a new one. restricting user editing permissions. thanks. somewhereinva.
I just had this problem with Firefox but it worked fine with Safari and Camino (which is mozilla engine too). I cleared my cookies for the domain and it started working again. Not sure what the problem was but it's another solution to try if you're having this problem.