Hi All

Not sure if this is the right spot, but we have some places where we have the following error.

When inspection the urls: it shown the domain double shown:

The page does not exist

Error: 1S160/2

examples: 

Online users - filters to show logged in users: https://www.pc-helpforum.be/online/://www.pc-helpforum.be/online/?filter=filter_loggedin

User Profile activity https://www.pc-helpforum.be/www.pc-helpforum.be/profile/42603-pietvis1962/content/

or admin user searches: https://www.pc-helpforum.be/admincp/://www.pc-helpforum.be/adminpchcontrol/?adsess=15e9f2d2e8f0742e6bf4b9a74343fc0c&app=core&module=members&controller=members&sortby=joined&sortdirection=desc&quicksearch=user

 

Also, when pressing Edit a post, instead of showing the edition, it show the forum index into that area:

 

Regular topic, forums show no issues, 

 

Already disabled all plugins and set default theme.

Any advise?

 

Thanks Karel

Hi, Karel -

If you've already cleared your cache, switched off your plugins and apps, and restored your default theme, then there's not likely to be anything we can do here to help. You'll need to submit a ticket to Support in the Client Area.

There are too many JS 3rd party on your site. Some of the scripts may be causing this.

Example

On 1/31/2020 at 8:45 PM, Adlago said:

There are too many JS 3rd party on your site. Some of the scripts may be causing this.

Example

 

What do you have for the base_url in conf_global.php? It should be a full valid URL including a protocol (i.e. it should not start with "://" or "//" or something like that, but rather "https://").

1 hour ago, bfarber said:

What do you have for the base_url in conf_global.php? It should be a full valid URL including a protocol (i.e. it should not start with "://" or "//" or something like that, but rather "https://").

3rd party scripts non explain why they extract such url.
Here's an example - if you're using the Chrome tool to extract critical css, here's what a font link is extracted from, for example, this site:

@font-face { font-family: icomoon; src: url("https://dne4i5cb88590.cloudfront.net/invisioncommunity.com/applications/core/interface/font/icomoon.eot#iefix-29n77j")...

This link as you can check is non-existent.
In sites that do not use the CDN, the link has the following content.

@font-face { font-family: icomoon; src: url("https://yoursite.com/yoursite.com/applications/core/interface/font/icomoon.eot#iefix-29n77j")

So I wrote above that one of the scripts used causes the same issue with double domain repetition

23 hours ago, bfarber said:

What do you have for the base_url in conf_global.php? It should be a full valid URL including a protocol (i.e. it should not start with "://" or "//" or something like that, but rather "https://").

This was the solution. 
thanks

Topic solved. Found it. Thanks for helping