Isn't acceptable at all, whether or not it's followed by a port number. If not, it is possibly a server configuration issue and not a problem with your computer." So it seems from these two experiences that http:/localhost Clearing your cookies for this site or allowing third-party cookies may fix the problem. The port number was removed/hidden and I was redirected to Unfortunately, I then got another error: "This web page has a redirect loop. Maybe that doesn't matter though as, when I browsed to http:/localhost:80, So I fired up my web browser, entered and got the followingĮrror: "Multisite only works without the port number in the URL" So I tried deleting the offending port number in webmatrix, but as soon as I clicked away, port 80 was automatically inserted. To start with, Webmatrix automatically set my domain to (in the site settings section). I checked that thread, tried a few things, but I'm still stuck. How do I getĪround this? You seem to be a very smart guy so I believe that you will have a fix for me :) Thanks rlucero! Courtney Bostdorff I cannot access the site any longer when I enable muiltiste. If not, it is possibly a server configuration issue and not a problem with your computer. Clearing yourĬookies for this site or allowing third-party cookies may fix the problem. The webpage at has resulted in too many redirects.
That multisite has been installed and that I need to login again, however when clickin on the login page I receive this error: - This webpage has a redirect loop. Now I have almost successfully installed Multisite because it says I am on a wireless mouse and I realized that the mouse had a poor connection, so I tried clicking on the tables again and VOILA! There was 5 instances I needed to change the port number.
I saw the database tables but wasn't able to click on then so assumed that those were the wrong tables because there was no info being shown.time and time again I find that little things can really screw you up Ok, so I figured out what was going wrong.
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