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Pacerier
Pacerier

Reputation: 89633

"This webpage has a redirect loop" in Chrome but working fine on FF and IE?

The page http://www.japanforum.com/forum/japanese-language-help/39454-~tara-past-tense-clause.html is accessible using FireFox / IE / Safar / Opera.

However on Chrone, the page doesn't display:

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Does anyone know what may be the cause of the problem?

Or rather, what is the explanation for this phenomenon?

Upvotes: 12

Views: 33574

Answers (5)

Uday
Uday

Reputation: 273

Okay, I faced the same issue couple of months ago and as mentioned in Solution 1 here, the culprit is the browser cookies.

You can simply clear the cache and cookies of your browser and the problem will be fixed.

Upvotes: 0

Marco Clacio
Marco Clacio

Reputation: 31

Double-check the redirection settings on your server. Add-on domains should not include "www." when being added. Without this, this will solve the redirection problem.

Upvotes: 3

Arnaud Le Blanc
Arnaud Le Blanc

Reputation: 99921

I appears that you are trying to redirect to the correct SEO-friendly URL, e.g. if I go to test/39454-foo.html, it redirects me to test/39454-~tara-past-tense-clause.html.

You compare the requested URI to the expected one and redirect if they do not match.

However, there are multiple ways of writing the same URI. Some browsers may send ~ urlencoded and some may not, for example.

So you should canonicalize both URIs before comparing them.

Upvotes: 6

chris mcelroy
chris mcelroy

Reputation: 41

Check whether all Google's cookies are allowed in your cookie settings (especially see the Manage Exceptions window).

Upvotes: 2

Javatar
Javatar

Reputation: 2665

This can sometimes occurs if the URL-mapping of the page has one or more redirect-conditions. If the software behind tries to redirect to the same URL-mapper (->bad programming). The result is a loop of mapping und redirecting in the Controller.

Upvotes: 0

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