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I'm stumped as to why this is happening. If you go to my website and for example click on any of the shows under 2015, it will load fine on a desktop but on a tablet I get page not found. Am I doing something wrong?

Here is my code:

<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<head>
<style>
  table.tableizer-table {
      font-size: 10px;
      border: 2px solid #CCC; 
      font-family: Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif;
      table-layout: auto;
      margin-left:auto; 
       margin-right:auto;
      width: 200px;
       text-align: center;
   } 
   .months {
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Thanks!!
rmcellig
 
mnakalay replied on at Permalink Best Answer Reply
mnakalay
Hello,

This forum is really all about helping people with Concrete5 problems. Your website is not Concrete5.

What I can say is I don't see anything obvious to explain the strange behavior but since I don't know what system you're using, I can't say for sure that that system isn't doing something in the background
rmcellig replied on at Permalink Reply
rmcellig
That's why I posted in chit chat but I understand. Is there a site you would recommend where I can post my issues?

Thanks!!
rmcellig replied on at Permalink Reply
rmcellig
I tried it in Concrete5 as well. Same problem.

http://sd.mcran.com/concrete5
jirosworld replied on at Permalink Reply
jirosworld
I just visited your Concrete5 site on my iPad Air, and it's all working, nothing seems wrong (I'm clicking on the months underneath 2016 and 2015).
rmcellig replied on at Permalink Reply
rmcellig
So you can click on one of the months under a year and listen to one of my shows? No page not found errors and that's on your iPad? I have two Nexus 7's and I get the page not found error if I use Firefox or chrome.

Anything I should try to see what is going on? My Nexus 7 is fully updated. Thanks for your feedback!! Appreciate it!! I wonder if it is an Android issue.
rmcellig replied on at Permalink Reply
rmcellig
It looks like this is an Android specific issue. I had my sister try on her Android device with the same 404 error. I'm trying to track down some kind of fix for this.
rmcellig replied on at Permalink Reply
rmcellig
It looks like this is an Android specific issue. I had my sister try on her Android device with the same 404 error. I'm trying to track down some kind of fix for this.
mnakalay replied on at Permalink Reply
mnakalay
I do not know wht is happening for sure. I downloaded one of the faulty pages to my computer and from there I could load it on my Android phone. But on your website it still says page not found.

There is no javascript or anything like that that could interfere.

I can only think of 2 possibilities:

All those pages that refuse to load seem to have the same problem: they do not have a BODY tag. They have an HTML tag, a HEAD tag, and then content without the body tag. Your whole content should be between <body> and </body>

If that's not the reason why it refuses to load, then you might have something on your server, in your htaccess probably that acts up and blocks certain devices.
rmcellig replied on at Permalink Reply
rmcellig
I got in touch with my hosting provider as well as the registrar for my domain. They are looking into it but find it very strange that on mobile devices it doesn't work. I added the body tag as requested. Can't believe I left that out. Very strange situation.

Even if I create a simple html file with just text in it, it still doesn't work so it is strange and seems to be an issue with the server end I think.
rmcellig replied on at Permalink Reply
rmcellig
Problem solved. I'm not sure if this is the right thing to do but it works on iphone, nexus tablets so I would assume it works on mobile devices. What I did was replace my code with .htm instead of .html. Anyone know why this works? I'm so glad that it works fine now and I just wanted to share it in this post before closing it.