We tried to debug the contents of the page and found that all the requests originating from index.html result in a 404 error.
These requests are trying to reach content with a different prefix source. (Attached Image for reference)
Hello, I can’t see any of the links. Can you upload actual screen shots?
It seems like you may have to adjust file permissions within cyber rwanda. You can also send us the module to test here. Load it up to a Google Drive and we can take a look.
Thanks for your help Jeremy and Steve. I’ve added the screenshot and copied the php file below. You can access the build files here https://we.tl/t-olv4fXon0r .
rachel-index.php:
<h2>CyberRwanda module</h2>
<p>Play games, learn how to get a job and have successful relationship.</p>
<ul class="double">
<li>
<a href="<?php echo $dir ?>/index.html">View CyberRwanda module
</a>
</li>
</ul>
I looked into the site a little further. I see the module loaded. It appears the pic under ‘cyberrwanda’ may be a different name or path than what is called in your rachel-index.php script.
Going back to your previous post. You reference a blank page here:
Clicking on the link does take me to the expected URL. The URL however, is blank (as you also experienced). The page element is empty. Did you use a website design or software which had online dependencies? Perhaps there is a dependency which prevents the page from loading or a format that is not supported on the unit. The pic which you provided shows .otf format for example. You may go to the device where you designed the website and disconnect internet access to see if it still works. That may be one way to differentiate the web module from the Rachel Platform in terms of where the issue resides.
Thanks for getting back so quickly with the response.
“It appears the pic under ‘cyberrwanda’ may be a different name or path than what is called in your rachel-index.php script”
Well we have specified a relative path created with php in rachel-index.php. So this might not be the problem. Given from debugging the network calls we do see it requests the correct files needed to create the index.html page.
The app was created using ReactJS.
The end result is made of HTML, CSS and JS.
.otf is one of the font files needed to render the font.
We tried to run the app without internet access in our local environment and it works as intended (Except for the API calls).
There is a path issue. It looks like a slash ‘/’ is added to each of the paths in the html. By removing the slashes in the code, the path becomes relative to the current directory…
The main pic calls file CAP3.png in the current dir (no such pic): <?php echo $dir ?>/CAP3.png" alt=“cyberrwanda”. Replace the CAP3.png with path/picname.png and that should work.
