403 FORBIDDEN – JAVASCRIPT ALERT

  • Simon73

    (@simoncreawe)


    9 years ago

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    Host : OVH
    website : http://worldtinyhouse.com

    Issues :

    Hello,
    When I am on my site and I am not logged in, every time I load a page, I have a popup (JavaScript Alert) that shows “403”, and as soon as I close it, a second appears with the message “Forbidden”.
    This does not alter the functioning of the site, but as soon as I am logged in and navigated as a user, the popup doesn’t appear anymore.

    The Chrome Tool send me the error : “POST http://worldtinyhouse.com/wp-admin/admin-ajax.php 403 (Forbidden) jquery.js?ver=1.12.4:4”

    Would anyone have an idea ?

    Thanks

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  • sinip

    (@sinip)

    9 years ago

    This is from Edge’s “Inspect element”

    HTTP403: FORBIDDEN - The server understood the request, but is refusing to fulfill it.
(XHR)POST - http://worldtinyhouse.com/wp-admin/admin-ajax.php

    Maybe you could try to contact your hosting support and ask them?

    Moderator t-p

    (@t-p)

    9 years ago

    403 forbidden means that your browser isn’t able to load the scripts up because your server isn’t allowing it. This is a hard one to solve. Because anything could be blocking the server.
    – Most likely this is a server permissions/ownership issue, so ask your host what’s going on
    – check your .htaccess files for anything strange.
    – make sure your server settings are not overriding the .htaccess file
    – try a full Manual Upgrade, to make sure all the WordPress files are there and correct..
    – Make sure to backup everything (including database) before doing any action, in case.

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