Hi there,

After checking on your site, it seems that your site kept redirecting. It seems that your server is not redirecting correctly, and that why you cannot access them. By the way, i have enabled this http://take.ms/ohjQF and it should works fine now.

Maybe you can consult with your web hosting service provider regarding this and see how it goes. Please advice

Gentlemen, in this case I believe it is not a server problem. In my .htaccess file you have redirection of items with baara at the end (/) for no bars. This is to avoid duplicate content on Google. That is why I had disabled this position that you dialed in the system, since there is a redirection of those URLs. But from what I see now, it should only be disabled if it is to have the toolbar as the end .. would that be it?

I am sending my .htaccess so that you can evaluate.

Hi there,

Actually, this happened http://take.ms/iWBTu when you trying to access your site without 'index.php'. It is required to enabled that so that it can be redirected correctly. And i am referring to backend as it is using non-sef url and it will not affected your frontend view.

By the way, did it(enabled settings on previous reply) caused another issues on your site? Please advice.

What happens is that this rule in .htaccess (of removing the / at the end of the pages in the fron-end) only works on the back end if it has /index.php ...

if we take this index.php we can not even access the back end .. I ended up discovering this in a forum .. just when I went to get information on how to get the bar to the end of each article ...

if it were not for that rule, each page would read with and without the / at the end of each post .. and Google would consider it as duplicity .. this would lessen the relevance of my pages ..

in an increasingly crowded market, the details can make a difference.

Thank you for your help!

Hey Claudeir,

I am sorry for some confusion in earlier, regarding with your initial issue, i believe my colleague missed up point out that issue only happen on when Easyblog perform an ajax call from your site to your server instead of your frontend blog post URL.

By default, when the Easyblog perform an ajax call to request something (e.g. get those media data from your server) from your server, it will call this similar URL :

[gist type="php"]
http://site.com/?option=com_easyblog&lang=&_ts=1510153631103
[/gist]

For some reason your server restricted this but your server accepted this if included index.php e.g.

[gist type="php"]
http://site.com/index.php?option=com_easyblog&lang=&_ts=1510153631103
[/gist]

By the way, we have a few customer encounter this issue in previously and this is not server issue actually, in order for us to make it work for certain server which restricted this, so we make it as an option in Easyblog 5.x onward, so whoever having this issue, they can just enable this setting as what my colleague mentioned in earlier (screenshot : http://take.ms/ohjQF ), so those ajax call will work just fine.