mystery errors - Post ID 856

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I am trying to correct a very messed up page at this link http://www.juniorbaseballoforegon.com/t … page=index

I did not build the page, a pro did it, and he is long gone. I was assigned the job of maintaining this site, but have novice HTML skill and no php or css skill so far. I have submitted two requests to the server host (CyberPixels), with zero help so far. I am desperate. This page will soon be getting a lot of visits from people needing to download a file that is there.

I need help figuring out what is wrong with the page, and if there is something I can do to fix it. I recall a while back having a similar problem with the entire site, and tech support solved it be resetting something they did on the server for security.

Thanks!
Todd
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Hiya

Looks to me like some of the files have been moved or renamed

the page called t1.php has code in it that is trying to call up files called
includes//.inc and includes//ads.inc

Suggest you check that the .inc files it is looking for are on your server first - then open the t1.php page and fix the paths to them.

:)
Have fun
~ Fe Pixie ~
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I had a look. Try this:

Go to the page that is not working.
In the URL, change t1 to t2 and hit enter
http://www.juniorbaseballoforegon.com/t2.php?sec=applications&page=index

Does that now display the information you are looking for?

If so, then change the links that are bad and upload those pages.

Good Luck
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www.mainsites.ca is my website, and yes, some of it is crappy.
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Your brilliant Cliff! That solved my issue! I would love to hear what made you come to that remedy.

Thanks Fe Pixie for your help too. All of you are great sources for rookies like me.

Case closed. Thanks!

Toddro
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Toddro,

When I went to your web site, I noticed that the "about", "tournaments" and "rules" pages all have the t2.php in the link. FAQ's has t3.php and "links" has t4.php
In short, since none of the other pages used the t1.php, I just took a chance and tried the t2.php link. It seemed to work.

You might want to have a look and see what the t1.php page is there for? It could be useful and may have been set up to handle other pages that never got built? It could also have been a page left over from testing when the website was being created.

The errors that occur are on lines 37 and 44 of the code. I am wondering if maybe that t1.php page was used to set up the navigation and layout of the page, sort of like a template for the rest of the site.
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www.mainsites.ca is my website, and yes, some of it is crappy.

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