By any chance are you on a windows server?

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By any chance are you on a windows server?

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Yes, I am on a windows server provided by hostonce.com
do i have to change the server??

what's the best hosts out there?
what if I changed to a Lunix server???

thanks

I thought as much, your problem is *probably* the relative redirects in inc/_core/_misc.funcs.php ( approx line 2356 ), change this section of code :

	// <fp

	/* fp>why do we need this?
	   dh>because Location: redirects are supposed to be absolute.
	if( substr($redirect_to, 0, 1) == '/' )
	{ // relative URL, prepend current host:
		global $ReqHost;

		$redirect_to = $ReqHost.$redirect_to;
	}
	*/

to this :

	// <fp

	/* fp>why do we need this?
	   dh>because Location: redirects are supposed to be absolute.
	*/
	if( substr($redirect_to, 0, 1) == '/' )
	{ // relative URL, prepend current host:
		global $ReqHost;

		$redirect_to = $ReqHost.$redirect_to;
	}

hit save, upload, make a comment and pray that a blonde got it right and didn't fry your cpu ;)

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Dear Blonde,

I found the file _misc.funcs.php you told me about. However, i searched the file for the code you said but couln't find it.

Are you sure those lines of code are in that file? pls note my version of B2evo. 2.4.0 rc

ONE more thing please:
I have similar problem with the log in form. whenever I log in. the Form Loads again telling me that I am ALREADY logged in as "admin" or as "someone". Is there some code modification to fix this?

I'm having the same problem. After using Notepad++ to search through all *.php files in the b2 folder I discovered that the code Blondie mentioned is now in the /inc/_core/_template.funcs.php file.

Uncommenting that section didn't solve the problem for me, though.

For reference, Windows 2K3 server, IIS6, PHP 5.2.4, MySQL 5.0.45

Bye,

at http://www.edidablog.it/b2_new/blogs/ my weblog.

I have same problems with comments.

thanks,

marco parodi

On one installation of 2.4.1, I have no comments issues. On a second installation running 2.4.2, I DO have the Not Found issue.
Both are on the same host. The server is running Linux and PHP 4.4.7
Any ideas?
Thanks

I realized that it was a setting under the URLs tab.
I had it set to Relative to baseurl with nothing in the box. I set it to Extra Path on Index and it works.

I'm now having login issues and can't seem to reinstall a plugin but that's another post.

Sorry, can someone explain step by step how solve the problem ?

thanks,

Marco

Hi;

I'm encountering the same problem.

I'm running 2.4.2 on a Windows platform.
I receive the bad request (400 error) when comments are submitted or previewed.

Comments are successfully posted, including email notification. The error is spawned at the redirect code.

The error occurs at the comment_post.php file specifically at line 285 (preview) and 368 (submit). The coded "header_redirect(); causes the problem.

As a hack, for like 368, I simply replaced the redirect to go back to the home page. Obviously this isn't ideal and won't work on the preview page code (line 285).

I've not had time to investigate the true cause of the problem.

The fix listed above appears to be referring to an older version of the code and is not applicable now.

Thoughts?

Edited to say: the comment "I had it set to Relative to baseurl with nothing in the box. I set it to Extra Path on Index and it works. " did not work for me; I have been using "Default blog in index.php" thus far with otherwise successful results.

I'm getting the same thing.

fertanish wrote:

The error occurs at the comment_post.php file specifically at line 285 (preview) and 368 (submit). The coded "header_redirect(); causes the problem.

As a hack, for like 368, I simply replaced the redirect to go back to the home page. Obviously this isn't ideal and won't work on the preview page code (line 285).

Hi

Can you please let me know what you change it to, I have header_redirect() twice once 3/4 down the comment_post.php and again at the very end of the page.

header_redirect(); // Will save $Messages into Session

Thanks