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  • #519931

    Hi,

    I have created a website on http://www.management-development.eu which is showing OK when you visit it directly. However, the owner also has a domain which I pointed towards http://www.management-development.eu (coming from http://www.lesire-partners.com). You will see that the icons show “japanese style” when you come from http://www.lesire-partners.com and change once you surf on http://www.management-development.eu into the desired icon designs.

    I have looked in Chrome “inspect elements” and I have discoverd that these “japanese like” icons are showing in “data-av_icon=”x” (cannot replicate what is shown there). It concerns the icons from the homepage.

    Can you tell me how to avoid this?

    thank you
    Roeland

    #520183

    Hey Roeland!

    Please try this out, http://kriesi.at/documentation/enfold/enable-cors/.

    Regards,
    Elliott

    #521031

    Hi Elliott,

    tried to do so on .htaccess for Apache but no change so far… (since then I even get an “internal server error” and need to call the hosting cy)

    You mentioned also 2nd file on IIS7… web.config – ?? don’t understand what this on is, I only find “wp-config.php”

    do I need to do both? if yes, where can i find that web.config root file.. ?

    thanks,

    roeland

    #521325

    Hi,

    I also get a 500 internal error when going to http://www.lesire-partners.com/, should we wait with looking at this until you get your server issues fixed?

    Regards,
    Rikard

    #521454

    yes please, i’m looking into this today

    Roeland

    #521525

    Hi,

    I have added this :

    # BEGIN Enable CORS
    <FilesMatch “\.(ttf|otf|woff)$”>
    <IfModule mod_headers.c>
    Header set Access-Control-Allow-Origin “*”
    </IfModule>
    </FilesMatch>

    # END Enable CORS

    to the .htaccess file and got a “internal server” error as reply, took it away and site was up and running again….

    #521552

    I tried it again and each time I insert above lines I get “server error” until I remove these lines….
    so I guess that is not helpfull for my issue…
    thanks for investigating this

    Roeland

    #521560

    Now the .htaccess file has been changed and remains operationable
    (I took away the security plugin and inserted the .htaccess file again,
    then re-installed the security plugin and the site is accessible but the original problem of the CORS remains).

    regards,

    Roeland

    #522483

    Hey!

    try to use wp-config.php instead of web.config file for the code mentioned here.

    Cheers!
    Andy

    #522816

    Hi Andy,

    Please clarify … which code ? The one I find under “apache” or the one i find under IIS7 ?

    Do I then need to copy that file in both .htaccess and wp-config files ??

    thanks

    Roeland

    #523494

    Hi!

    You don’t need the IIS7 configuration. Do the modification inside the .htaccess file only and make sure that you’re editing the http://www.management-development.eu/ .htaccess file:

    # BEGIN Enable CORS
    <FilesMatch "\.(ttf|otf|woff)$">
    <IfModule mod_headers.c>
    Header set Access-Control-Allow-Origin http://www.lesire-partners.com/
    </IfModule>
    </FilesMatch>
    # END Enable CORS
    

    Copy this code directly from the forum, not from your email.

    Cheers!
    Ismael

    #523965

    Hi Ismaël,

    thanks but… no change! Copied code in .htaccess only. At this moment the code can remain in .htaccess without causing the “internal server” sign to show up, so that is a relief but the odd signs remain visible when coming from http://www.lesire-partners.com to http://www.management-development.eu

    Hope you can find the solution to this problem.

    Roeland
    AboveSecond

    #524670

    Hi!

    If you search the forum, you’ll find that this is actually a common issue and the cors-solution fixed it in most cases. The page in the http://www.lesire-partners.com/ is cached. Please disable the cache plugin temporarily then check it again. Where is the .htaccess file located? Is it in the wp root directory?

    Best regards,
    Ismael

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