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Manufacturers listings page is not showing <h1>Manufacturers Name</h1> at top of page >> https://www.harmonyballpendant.com/?...acturers_id=10
This is showing on other websites same version with same template, an example is >> https://www.cliponearrings.net.au/in...facturers_id=1
How can I fix this?
cheers,
Mike
Unable to tell at the moment as the security certificate is some 9 years old and my browser won't let me get to the site...
Sorry mc12345678 .... not sure what you are saying / trying to tell me ... what security certificate is 9 years old?Quote:
Originally Posted by mc12345678
cheers,
Mike
cheers,
Mike
Compare tpl_index_product_list.php in your template overrides between the two sites, specifically you are looking for the following line to be the same in both
Code:<h1 id="productListHeading"><?php echo $breadcrumb->last(); ?></h1>
Thanks Barco57 .... your blood is worth bottling ....... that did the trick. Unbeknown to me that file had been modified by a plugin I recently added, v1.5.5 Short Description for Categories by stellarweb.Quote:
Originally Posted by barco57
Well done, thank you.
cheers,
Mike
The SSL certificate for the site. At least that is what my browser seemed to be complaining about. Maybe it was the missing content between the opening and closing h1 html tags, dunno. Today and now that the issue appears fixed, my browser is allowing me to get to the site and is not complaining about a security issue. The SSL still shows that it is not valid before 2010, but again, browser not complaining.Quote:
Originally Posted by shags38
@mc12345678
The cert you are seeing is the root CA cert not the actual sites SSL certificate. Not Before: Monday, January 18, 2010, 6:00:00 PM Not After:Monday, January 18, 2038, 5:59:59 PM
intermediate cert: Not Before: Tuesday, February 11, 2014, 6:00:00 PM Not After: Sunday, February 11, 2029, 5:59:59 PM
actual site certificate: Not Before: Thursday, November 15, 2018, 6:00:00 PM Not After: Sunday, November 15, 2020, 5:59:59 PM
So basically your browser is being stupid
At the time my browser was "protecting" me, I was only able to see so much and not like I can reproduce the issue after something had been changed on the site. Anywhere I had tried to access the site, the browser tried to protect me and at best allowed me to see information about the security certificate information. There was no "recent" certificate that otherwise corresponded and there has been some recent information posted that some browsers are reporting issues when the SSL certificate seems "stale" or issued years before the current date. It was because of that information that I reported about the SSL certificate I was able to see.Quote:
Originally Posted by barco57