you still have links that have errors - look under [ File requests ] for those that show [ 0 B ]
at --> [ https://tools.pingdom.com/#!/dbOWRb/http://bostonrowingclub.x10.bz/index.html ] - click on [ START TEST ] - to do a new test
like [ http://bostonrowingclub.x10/pictures/Members-Area.jpg ]
S/B [ http://bostonrowingclub.x10.bz/pictures/Members-Area.jpg ]
and [ http://bostonrowingclub.x10/themes/style2f54.css?ver=4.1 ]
S/B [ http://bostonrowingclub.x10.bz/themes/style2f54.css?ver=4.1 ]
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after you have your links working - you need to look at errors in the coding
see --> [ https://validator.w3.org/nu/?showsource=yes&doc=http://bostonrowingclub.x10.bz/ ]
and --> [ http://jigsaw.w3.org/css-validator/.../bostonrowingclub.x10.bz/themes/style2f54.css ]
Hi,
So I've been through that process, I haven't managed to sort all of them, but the style does now seem to be loading for the main / home page, although not for (all) of the others... The images still aren't loading? According to the pingdom tools page the links are correct.
It looks like the jQuery file that you are having to attempt to load has a syntax error. Replacing it should sort it out.
By "syntax error", caftpx10 means that the file (jquery90f9.js) is truncated (it just stops before it's finished). There's a pretty good chance that the file itself is bad and needs to be re-uploaded.
Try using this jQuery file (download and upload to the site [replacing the truncated file]): https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.11.1/jquery.min.js
When you download/edit the jQuery file (re-download, not using the one already downloaded [FileZilla offer such options]) via FTP or edit the file via the file manager on cPanel, does the last part of the code look cut off compared to the one I had linked to or does it look the same (untruncated)?
I think it is safe to say that Varnish Cache is responsible.
Try disabling it (caching-wise): https://x10hosting.com/support/general/varnish-cache
I think it is safe to say that Varnish Cache is responsible.
Try disabling it (caching-wise): https://x10hosting.com/support/general/varnish-cache
Now that is in place, it looks like jQuery can now be loaded without an issue.
Though now that Varnish Cache is disabled, the site takes a little longer to load. I guess this could be considered a workaround.
Someone probably still needs to figure out why files such as JavaScript are being truncated (maybe there's a limit).
It looks like they are loading, just not appearing visually.
If you uncheck where my cursor is, the images would fade in.
Now that the truncation issue is gone for now, try reuploading the copy of the jQuery file you had in the first place. Maybe that was altered in such a way to do what it should be doing on your site.