Hi there

There is supposed to be some content here, but the publisher doesn’t allow it to be displayed in a frame. This is to help protect the security of any information you might enter into this site.

I'm working on a site that'd being published soon and is currently in maintenance mode.
Strangely & out of the blue, when I try to load it Firefox or Google I get a blank page, but when I use private mode, the site is visible. Actually the error below is only displayed in Edge, but not FF or Chrome.
I have tried to clear the whole cache ... no help.

I have don't remember doing any anything to site to the site to lead to this & I have never had anything similar in years of using Drupal.

If you right click the empty page, there's some "frame source", which I dont remember ever seeing before & page source showing the source for the maintenance page.

The frame source is empty BUT with

view-source:data:

, in location bar.

Which frames & where do they come from & which publisher is mentioned in error?

This is the part of page source:

...</head>
<frameset rows="100%">
<frame src="http://www.site.com" title="..." frameborder="0" noresize="noresize"/>
<noframes>
<body>
<h1>Site name</h1>
<p><a href="http://site.com">site.com/</a></p>
</body>
</noframes>
</frameset>
</html>

I must add in a browser window with saved log in the site displays normally.

What could be up & how can I immediately get rid of it as the site is set for publishing tomorrow.

I need to note the site & domain are not with same host, but that was no issue before.

Thank you in advance

Comments

VM’s picture

perform a search on all files whether through grep or something with a ui for the source. I'd start with the index.php file and any theme files. though you can perform an in file search of all files within any file tree.

sprite’s picture

Default Drupal does not utilize frames.

If anything, I would suspect that a theme might implement a frame for something.

Getting all your code where you can grep it and search all of it, recursively, for the suspect text/code:

grep -R -i 'frameborder' * --include=*.*

try various query texts between the ' ' in the command above.

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lionheart8’s picture

Hi there

Thank you for your suggestions.
Actually as mentioned, after having the issue not appearing private mode of FF & Chrome + Edge, as well as in normal mode for Vivaldi, Opera & 2 other browsers on my PC & ... as well as Safari, Firefox, chrome in standard mode on other PCs, I suspected the issue could only be local & probably a result of some changes made by Wise Care 365 that night before, after I made it run some detailed "optimization" functions that I normally do not use. I have long since reversed them. Wise Care 365 is otherwise a fine program. ;)

I suspect they made changes to those specific browsers that made them end up acting that way.

Thank you!

lionheart8’s picture

The url consists of a long word taken from the website name, which has another long word, descriptive enough to be used for the site url as well.
It happens to be that the organization has also used this other word, to register a domain and so it was valid.
I was the one mixing up the 2 urls. :( ... I was just wondering why the url was loading in some cases & this blank page in others.

However, it seems they made the second unused url point to the correct one.
It happens to be the unused one, is the one causing the blank page & has frames. In Microsoft Edge, though you have this:

There is supposed to be some content here, but the publisher doesn’t allow it to be displayed in a frame. This is to help protect the security of any information you might enter into this site.

Try this

Open this in a new window <=== This link points to the correct & active url

In Google Webmasters, I had got this:

It looks like your old web host loads the 'redirect' in a frame. They should change the DNS settings so the domain point directly to your new location/server. Please contact the old web host.

So I have told the host to make the "wrong" url to re-direct to the active url.

Thank you & regards