Hi! You can verify whether or not it is related to authentication by looking at the Network tab in your browser’s developer console. If it gives a 403 error when you click the link, it’s authentication. Check that the page settings are still correct also just in case
EDIT: If you are having trouble with navigation flows in 4.7.X preview, there’s a bug where they don’t work if native navigation is disabled. This will be fixed in the next runtime version. In the meanwhile you can continue development by enabling the native navigation.
Hi, @Kirill_Leventcov I’ve successfully deployed my app to github but when I try to open the link it’s just a blank page. what should i do?
files uploaded like this
Hi @Kirill_Leventcov thanks for your response.
Would you please show how to remove the .txt extension. I also thought there should be no .txt but I named the file .nojekyll and I tried adding it to the repo but it always failed “don’t match any file”.
I also try to rename to .nojekyll. as you recommand at the previous coment, the file can be added but change to .nojekyll…txt(double dot) automatically
Thank you very much, from your guide i just renamed the .nojekyll.txt to be .nojekyll and then commit. Now that file updated and my app can ba access perfectly. Thanks again @Kirill_Leventcov fir your help👍
You can enable/disable navigation under Navigation, from the very top bar of the page, and then enable/disable navigation menu and navigation header bar according to what you need.
Hi! I’ve completed all of this, but my git hub page is just blank. I had the problem that my files weren’t automatically uploading with the code. What must I be doing wrong?
-f, --fetch fetch the remote branches
--tags import all tags and associated objects when fetching
or do not fetch any tag at all (--no-tags)
-t, --track <branch> branch(es) to track
-m, --master <branch> master branch
--mirror[=(push|fetch)]
set up remote as a mirror to push to or fetch from