404 error after changing site name

[masdmh]

Please can you check why the site

https://bibleinten.netlify.app/
is giving a 404 error

Have domain set up https://bibleinten.com/ with same result.

I read the docs and saw that you need this to debug?

x-nf-request-id:
c71445d5-a913-4dae-a455-21d05f4ac0af-37881973

Best regards,

Daniel

[perry]

Hi there,

Did you see this guide yet? This is the best place to start for “Page Not Found” issues.

[Support Guide] I’ve deployed my site but I still see "Page not found”

We attempt to serve only /index.html in case you try to load your site without a path, for example: https://yourdomain.name/ The easiest way for you to see what files your build sent us is to download a copy of the deploy, available from the deploy’s logs page as per this screenshot: [image] When you check this, be aware that EACH deploy has this page and icon, so you can download a copy of ANY deploy. For debugging problems with your live site, make sure it says “Published Deploy” on the …

If you are still seeing issues after following the troubleshooting steps in this guide, please let us know!

[masdmh]

I have not changed the structure of the web app.
it was a one click install from netlify blog of the bael theme

jake-101/bael-template

i looked at the deploy folder there is no index.html file in the original github nor in my current.

I am new to netlify cms, i dont think I made a folder, but if I did I am instructed to define it in
dynamicRoutes

I cannot login to the site admin now

[masdmh]

I cannot wait to access my site this long.
I have moved my domain.
For the interest of solving this and seeing if this platform is viable - I have kept the site up but at the new name
https://bibleinten404.netlify.app/

[masdmh]

FYI - i am getting the same when I deploy a fresh site from the jake bael repo and then simply make some changes in the Netlify CMS - such as sitename, links.

Now I cannot access this new site either!!! Close to closing my account and moving on. Ridiculous!

[gregraven]

This site seems not to have an index.html file at the top level … unless your index.html file has been made to look like a 404 error page.

It’s also worth pointing out that Netlify works for millions of websites, so if it’s not working for you, perhaps you need to re-examine your code to make certain that it’s not something you are doing that is giving rise to these issues.

[masdmh]

I just followed the instructions - total waste of time.

[masdmh]

I am grabbing sites which are ready to run from githhub, used by millios of people, but they are not running in my account. My account is not working and I am going to leave when the next billing cycle will ends unless it is solved.

[gregraven]

@masdmh If you’re on a paid plan, you should have access to Netlify tech support in addition to the community forum.

[masdmh]

Have emailed them.
No reply yet.
Still got the same problem when I went through the process with a new site. Really have lost my patience now.

[gregraven]

@masdmh Sorry this is so frustrating. One of the best features of Netlify for me is that 99 percent of the time it just works as expected.

[jen]

Sorry for the trouble here. This is almost certainly an issue with the template you’re using, not our platform- the error you’re seeing in your first deploy log that resulted in a 404 is the same one this person describes: Alt layout not working correctly · Issue #25 · jake-101/bael-template · GitHub

That deploy log is here: Netlify App

And the error is TypeError: Cannot read property 'length' of undefined

Seems like the template’s alt layout is broken. Can you try changing that value back to “false” here? Update Setup “info” · masdmh/jakebael@5d56b06 · GitHub