What is the url of the topic it is trying to load? Has it reverted back to standard http as I remain unconvinced that everything in your switch to https is working as it should.

Yellow Swordfish said
What is the url of the topic it is trying to load? Has it reverted back to standard http as I remain unconvinced that everything in your switch to https is working as it should.

It seems to be happening only on my private group thread (thread only visible to thread group members).

Page reload still reflects https.

what prompt??  and you did not answer @yellow-swordfish question on url…

Mr Papa said
what prompt??  and you did not answer @yellow-swordfish question on url…

URL: https://www.forum.radicards.com/forum/private-threads/frank-thomas-collectors-thread

You won’t be able to access it because it’s a private member’s only thread

Prompt: Not sure if that’s even the correct thing to say here. What’s happening is that I click on the “Edit” button for a post in that thread and the page refreshes with a statement that says, “The Requested Topic Does Not Exist,” which is odd considering it’s all there.

This started after the mess of updates that took place a few days ago.

that is the url???  are you sure?  if you hover over the link, what is the url it wants to invoke – not where does it end up…

Mr Papa said
that is the url???  are you sure?  if you hover over the link, what is the url it wants to invoke – not where does it end up…

I’m sorry but I don’t know how to answer this any more clearly. I’m finding this issue now in other forums, not just the private forum.

If I hover over what link? The Edit post button? – it says, “Edit this post”

Can you help me understand what you’re asking?

guess I am not sure how to be more specific either…  that url you gave looks like where you end up when the page loads…

when ever you hover over a link, in the lower left of your browser window, the url of the link is shown.. that is what I want… the starting point, not the ending point…  in this case, it may be a js command to submit  a form (if I understand what you say is going on here)… so I wan the url of the form action… you may have to inspect the form to see it…  want to make sure https and all…  plus couple other things…

also, when you click on the edit button (not forum tools, right?), any errors in the browser console?

do you run the combined js cache? if so, might try disabling…

Gotcha. Okay. So here’s the starting point url:

javascript:document.usereditpost[#].submit();

The edit button that I’m clicking on is the same one found here on these forum posts – blurb with the pencil icon.

I believe I run combined js cache in Toolbox > Housekeeping. I didn’t know an option existed that would allow a disable. How is this done?

well as I said, I ddint want the submit form, but need the actual action url…  so you would have to inspect the button and pull the action url from the form manually…

forum – options – global settings is where you can enable or disabled the combined caches…

Mr Papa said
well as I said, I ddint want the submit form, but need the actual action url…  so you would have to inspect the button and pull the action url from the form manually…

forum – options – global settings is where you can enable or disabled the combined caches…

I’m confused about the info in bold but have PM’d you and the other two admins about this.

When I disabled combined JS cache, that fixed the issue.

@mr-papa 

@yellow-swordfish 

@ike 

so what happens if you turn it back on?

used the credentials you sent and  edited a post just fine…  look for my note in the topic you sent via pm…

Okay, now I changed WP themes and that fixed my image upload issue. But now, this post Edit issue still exists regardless of whether or not JS caching is enabled. Thoughts?