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Can't get a page to "stick" 13 years 1 month ago #39047

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I just started to work on my new website for HIP. www.homeinspection-losangeles.com
I wanted to create a page and make it a blog.  I went to create content under the admin menu and clicked "page".  Went through all the steps to name it etc and saved it. Every time, it says page not found.  I guess I'm not naming it properly or something.  Hints?  :-[

Maybe I'm dense but I do not understand the terminology here: "Canonical URLs are used from the search engines, and allow them to not report duplicate titles for HTML pages that are accessible from different URLs. Use a relative URL without the initial slash; canonical URLs that point to a different domain are normally not accepted." 
Can you explain that in English?

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Re: Can't get a page to "stick" 13 years 1 month ago #39052

Hi Dana,

You don't need to set anything under Canonical URL's, that's an advanced feature you can ignore.

To create a blog you want Create Content->Blog, not page (which is to create new pages).

Also, do not paste directly from Word, click on the Paste from Word button then paste ( I prefer the paste as text, but Word should work). Otherwise Word code will screw things up.

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Re: Can't get a page to "stick" 13 years 1 month ago #39053

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Hi Dom,
I get the same result if I try to create a blog, just tried it. I pasted in plain text from my clipboard and formatted it in the WP on the site.  I hit save and it does not save, just throws the "page not found" error.  ???  Same if I hit "preview" rather than save.

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Re: Can't get a page to "stick" 13 years 1 month ago #39055

Email me the text so I can try. It might be triggering a hacking attempt on the server which will then block it (I tightened some of the security settings a few days ago).

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Re: Can't get a page to "stick" 13 years 1 month ago #39097

I had exactly the same problem last night and here is how I solved it. I was copying pages from my old site to my new one and had been successful several times before without having a problem. I did everything exactly the same but one page just would "stick". So I set up a new page with only a couple of words of content. I then opened this page and edited the page. Then I cut and pasted my old page from the old web site into the content section and it worked perfectly. Don't ask me why. Hope this helps.

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Re: Can't get a page to "stick" 13 years 1 month ago #39153

Hey Steve,

Welcome to the message boards. This is one of the things on my to-do list tonight. I know it has to do with the security settings cranked too high, I just need to figure out which setting.

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