My site is working perfectly in localhost .can someone help me with this issue??
Hmm what are you build settings configured to? Also can you give this thread a read and try the varying solutions and see if one works for you?
@samarpitsneh This is just due to the system you’ve chosen to use and how you have it configured.
Message shown during your build:
Your deployed HTML:
Asset references not found:
Because you’ve deployed them here:
https://monumental-rolypoly-d8d154.netlify.app/static/js/main.1743f7d1.js
https://monumental-rolypoly-d8d154.netlify.app/static/css/main.33b237f2.css
https://monumental-rolypoly-d8d154.netlify.app/manifest.json
So you have your react app set to be hosted at /fb-frontend/ (or more specifically at github):
Then it appears that on Netlify you have the Publish directory set to fb-frontend.
So react is writing all the references as if it will be hosted at /fb-frontend/, but then it’s being hosted at /.
If you want to have fb-frontend as your Publish directory, then change the homepage in the package.json appropriately.
Hi,
I’m currently having the exact same problem with the author (Except for that I’m not using netlify) . I’m having trouble understanding your explanation.
In my understanding to fix this problem I will have to change homepage link in package from ‘http://myGithub.github.io/[myDirectory]’ to just ‘http://myGithub.github.io/’ ?
What if I have my own custom domain? Do I change homepage to my website url ?
@Ellie_Berrie This forum is for assistance with Netlify and their products, it’s not for general development help.
To host with GitHub you should seek support from GitHub.
Getting same kind of issue. Running perfectly on localhost and when deployed on github. But showing blank when deployed on Netlify. Please help me out.
githublink : GitHub - ArnikRoy/textutils-react: TextUtils using React
netlify deployed link : https://amazing-macaron-5a73af.netlify.app/
@ggr It’s exactly the same, and thus solved in the same way.
Did you read the explanation and answer previously given above?
The short answer is delete the homepage declaration in your package.json