Open cap-oglu opened 1 year ago
Yes facing the same issue. Hope we'll get a reply...
I am facing the same issue, I think it is caused by the React Router, I have deployed this same repo using gh-pages without react router, now I decided to update it and viola, blank page and 404s
Same issue here. I have followed the instructions but after deploy my user site, it shows only a blank page.
Hey guys! Good news!
I found the issue #152 and after ran "npm run build" and then "npm run deploy" the site has been deployed succesfully.
Therefore is not a routing error but a build one.
Hope it helps. My site is now running as expected.
Hi,
So, I just tried it again, still the same issue, #152 mentioned that predeploy
script isn't running because of yarn
but I am certain that my predeploy
script ran and it published. I would like to know if you're using react router as well, maybe this is as a result of code structure or something @jmanuelmartinez
Hey!
I'm not using react router, maybe that could be the reason.
Hello!
I have added react router to my project to try new things and it is giving me blank page. So going seems to be related to the project structure or how the react-gh-pages handles that routing. I will investigate more :(
Alright, I have tried #132 structure by adding Browser Router to Index.js and not app.js, but it didn't work, that might be a good place to start as the PR is about react router, which is evidence that people have used it with react router :)
Hi, I have found that the cause of routing not working in GitHub Pages is that it does not allow browsing history. However, if you implement HashRouter instead of BrowseRouter, it works.
`ReactDOM.render(
Hi, I have found that the cause of routing not working in GitHub Pages is that it does not allow browsing history. However, if you implement HashRouter instead of BrowseRouter, it works.
ReactDOM.render( <React.StrictMode> <HashRouter> <App /> </HashRouter> </React.StrictMode>, document.getElementById('root') );
Hope it helps!
This works, thanks 🫱🏾🫲🏾
Glad it works!
Hi, I have found that the cause of routing not working in GitHub Pages is that it does not allow browsing history. However, if you implement HashRouter instead of BrowseRouter, it works.
ReactDOM.render( <React.StrictMode> <HashRouter> <App /> </HashRouter> </React.StrictMode>, document.getElementById('root') );
Hope it helps!
Thanks a lot! Fixed mine too. 😁
Facing Same Issue, my old build had no router at all, but after adding react router, whoosh
Glad it worked out!
Hi, I have found that the cause of routing not working in GitHub Pages is that it does not allow browsing history. However, if you implement HashRouter instead of BrowseRouter, it works.
ReactDOM.render( <React.StrictMode> <HashRouter> <App /> </HashRouter> </React.StrictMode>, document.getElementById('root') );
Hope it helps!
Thank you very much, was stuck here since 2 days, read countless articles yet nothing worked, this worked...!!!
Worked for me too!
Additional info for those who made the same mistake than me: make sure to don't put the HashRouter
twice (like one in App.js
and one in index.js
), otherwise changing from Browse
to Hash
will have no impact
I have the same problem but I'm just using html, css, and js. sometimes it shows me the content of the readme file
After, i git clone my repository in another PC and make some changes on the code and run "npm run deploy" i saw blank page. I tried everything and read the previous issues but could not find the solution. The website works in local.
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