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Hi Michael,
When I am in the blogs view here: https://4sysops.com/archives/ and then I click on one of the previous page links, instead of showing the blogs from the previous page, it shows this page: https://4sysops.com/forums/topic/page-views-in-the-forum-count-now-earning-in-the-forum/
That’s strange. I can’t replicate the issue. You can try to clear your browser cache.
By the way, you can integrate screenshots in forum posts if you click the image icon in visual mode.
I am experiencing the same issue in desktop as well as mobile browsers. When logged-in, clicking on any page number navigates to a random forum post. When logged-out, clicking on any page number throws a 404 error.
That’s really strange. I can’t replicate this. This could be still an effect of the caching issue of last week. Clear the browser cache or try another browser.
I don’t think its a local cache issue. As suggested by Michael, I cleaned the browser cache and tried to replicate the issue, inspected the link for pagination and recorded a short video. @michael-pietroforte, please have a look at the video.
On inspect element, the target url seems to be correct but when clicked on pagination number, a random forum post is opened. If user is logged-out, the same pagination takes to 404 error.
Thanks for the video!
If the URL in the HTML code is correct, then it is a redirect issue. In that case it might not be enough to clear the browser page cache. You also have to clear all browser caches. In Chrome you can do that with Clear Browsing Data which you can find under the Chrome menu.
If the issue reoccurs after it worked correctly, then the server sends wrong redirects.
When it happens again, please right click the link and then click Inspect Element. Let me know the URL the link is point to.
Hmm, really strange. I can’t replicate this in any browser, neither on my Mac nor on Windows. I restarted the forum plugin. Maybe it helps.
Let me know if it reoccurs after clearing all browsing data and reloading the archive page.
Yes, I saw it too now. But then I reloaded the page and it was gone. That’s difficult to troubleshoot. I upgraded WordPress now. Maybe it solves the problem. I will keep an eye on it.
I am afraid I can’t do anything at the moment because it appears to happen only in 1 of 100 cases or so. Troubleshooting this wouldn’t justify the time. I guess it is a bug in the forum plugin which I updated in May. I hope the next update will fix it. I will keep an eye on it. Thanks for helping with this!
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