Page Content Missing
I migrated a website to Cloudflare pages in June, one page was working fine then shows as functional but this is what comes up. It worked for over a month then started this. This is an image of the page.
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What is the page? Did you do a deployment recently?
URL is www.jeslog.com/pnp-manual/
Deployment was June 6, this page was working fine then around August 1st it started this.
Does it work from the
page.dev domain?No, I just tried to make sure. Same page comes up
Can you try a redeploy?
I can, but not now at this moment. Would there be any other possible fixes? Thanks for replying to trying to help by the way. It’s much appreciated
I can't think of any errors from our side. If a redeploy doesn't work then will look to get support involved.
Okay, I can’t try the redeploy until tomorrow. When I do, I will let you know if it worked.
So I just redeployed, no change.
Can you share the output of the files for the upload? It will be under the deploy logs
Is this what you are referring to?
/pnp-manual/ doesn't exist, and you don't have a 404.html so it's going to index.html (spa behavior), and then all the assets you have are relatively links in the html source, ex: href="Home.css", so it's looking for them under the subpath of pnl-manual, ex: /pnp-manual/nicepage.css which obviously don't existif you need that path to work with your client-side rendered/spa app you'd need to make those relative asset urls prefixed with
/ like href="/Home.css" to start at root and not under current dir (also lowercasing everything is smart to avoid confusion since Pages is case sensitive).
Otherwise did you maybe mean https://www.jeslog.com/pnp-manual ?The page is supposed to have like 60+ links referring to the manual. The link you put goes to the home page, not the pnp manual.
I don’t understand why it would work for over a month, then suddenly not?
At first, in June, www.jeslog.com wasn’t working, but because I forgot to add the custom domain for it. At that time, https://jeslog.com/pnp-manual/ worked. Then after almost 2 months, it didn’t anymore. I just added the www.jeslog.com custom domain because I realized that’s why it didn’t work, last week. I just redeployed the same zip file as I did in June, today.
Pages has Retention Cache for up to 14 days if you delete a page completely it could remain in cache for that long/look like it's still working on a new deployment even though it's gone. The file name should have been
pnp-manual/index.html, you could go back through your deployments until you see that fileThat file is not in any of the deployments
well that eliminates any of the easy options
it could have existed at your old web host (if you had one) and CF Cache would have kept it for a bit
otherwise hopefully you have the raw file somewhere and can reupload