Closed rperlin-ela closed 3 years ago
Oooof that’s a tricky one. It’s a DNS issue as I’m not sure how to get the old WP back.
Honestly it might be best to just download that html file (and any folder friends it needs, which is probably a bunch of images for those map tiles) from godaddy, then dump them into a new ultra bare bones Netlify project that’s not connected to GitHub. Then all you’ll need to do is adjust your iframe src.
Ideally I’d just figure out how to get WP to stay visible, but we don’t really want to stay beholden to godaddy indefinitely just for the WP hosting. Really just need them for domain stuff now.
On Mon, Jul 19, 2021 at 10:46 PM rperlin-ela @.***> wrote:
I personally feel that languagemap.nyc is all I'll ever need, but apparently there are still some fans of the zoomable PDF on /our-work/maps/nyc-map out there. I'm pretty sure it always worked on the deploys, but now in prod it seems busted, and I'm guessing it has to do with src="https://elalliance.org/wp-content/map/ela/index.html. I changed it to src="https://www.elalliance.org/wp-content/map/ela/index.html but that doesn't seem to have done the trick. Any idea?
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I can look into this in a couple weeks hopefully, and I would lump it under the category of “stuff that worked in your old site“ so I’ll figure it out eventually.
On Tue, Jul 20, 2021 at 3:34 PM Jason Lampel @.***> wrote:
Oooof that’s a tricky one. It’s a DNS issue as I’m not sure how to get the old WP back.
Honestly it might be best to just download that html file (and any folder friends it needs, which is probably a bunch of images for those map tiles) from godaddy, then dump them into a new ultra bare bones Netlify project that’s not connected to GitHub. Then all you’ll need to do is adjust your iframe src.
Ideally I’d just figure out how to get WP to stay visible, but we don’t really want to stay beholden to godaddy indefinitely just for the WP hosting. Really just need them for domain stuff now.
On Mon, Jul 19, 2021 at 10:46 PM rperlin-ela @.***> wrote:
I personally feel that languagemap.nyc is all I'll ever need, but apparently there are still some fans of the zoomable PDF on /our-work/maps/nyc-map out there. I'm pretty sure it always worked on the deploys, but now in prod it seems busted, and I'm guessing it has to do with src="https://elalliance.org/wp-content/map/ela/index.html. I changed it to src=" https://www.elalliance.org/wp-content/map/ela/index.html but that doesn't seem to have done the trick. Any idea?
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Much appreciated whatever solution seems best, if it can reasonably be done. For now I guess I should just delete that iframe from that page, and (I dunno, probly unnecessary) save the code in a little text file…?
On Jul 20, 2021, at 4:35 PM, Jason Lampel @.***> wrote:
I can look into this in a couple weeks hopefully, and I would lump it under the category of “stuff that worked in your old site“ so I’ll figure it out eventually.
On Tue, Jul 20, 2021 at 3:34 PM Jason Lampel @.***> wrote:
Oooof that’s a tricky one. It’s a DNS issue as I’m not sure how to get the old WP back.
Honestly it might be best to just download that html file (and any folder friends it needs, which is probably a bunch of images for those map tiles) from godaddy, then dump them into a new ultra bare bones Netlify project that’s not connected to GitHub. Then all you’ll need to do is adjust your iframe src.
Ideally I’d just figure out how to get WP to stay visible, but we don’t really want to stay beholden to godaddy indefinitely just for the WP hosting. Really just need them for domain stuff now.
On Mon, Jul 19, 2021 at 10:46 PM rperlin-ela @.***> wrote:
I personally feel that languagemap.nyc is all I'll ever need, but apparently there are still some fans of the zoomable PDF on /our-work/maps/nyc-map out there. I'm pretty sure it always worked on the deploys, but now in prod it seems busted, and I'm guessing it has to do with src="https://elalliance.org/wp-content/map/ela/index.html. I changed it to src=" https://www.elalliance.org/wp-content/map/ela/index.html but that doesn't seem to have done the trick. Any idea?
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i downloaded the files from godaddy and created a new site in netlify. here's the new (old ?) map: https://nyc-static-langs-map.netlify.app/
thanks netlify!
fyi there is a ton of junk like ;amp;amp;amp;amp;am
inside the
that URL should be valid indefinitely, free of the godaddy/WP universe.
Beautiful, seems to have done the trick!
I personally feel that languagemap.nyc is all I'll ever need, but apparently there are still some fans of the zoomable PDF on /our-work/maps/nyc-map out there. I'm pretty sure it always worked on the deploys, but now in prod it seems busted, and I'm guessing it has to do with
src="https://elalliance.org/wp-content/map/ela/index.html
. I changed it tosrc="https://www.elalliance.org/wp-content/map/ela/index.html
but that doesn't seem to have done the trick. Any idea?