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i didn’t try opening it like gregraven did, but i also see a blank page (not page not found). @lifegivesyoulemons , does this run locally? a 50MB file is a bad idea on our servers anyway - they are really optimized to serve the small assets generally used by static sites.

@perry @gregraven thanks for quick response! the html is basically a leaflet map (with some heavy iframes) And it renders properly on localhost. Moreover, I deployed it on GitHub pages, and it displays the map: sobornist.github.io If netlify does not manipulate an html before rendering, then it sh…

We don’t manipulate anything if you don’t tell us to. Do you have your site configured to optimize assets? If not, we are serving what you deployed. As Perry said, our CDN is not really designed for 50MByte files (we cannot cache files that large on our CDN, so we have to serve from our backing s…

If you are using quasar to build and deploy in netlify, you will get ‘page not found’ first. The reason is, quasar builds the application with in the folder ‘dist/spa’ (if your application is a single page application -spa). But Netlify looks for the index.html file in the ‘dist’ folder only. obvio…

check where the index.html is built. which tool are you using to build? in any case, check where the index.html is available. you can do this by looking at the deployment log or simply download the deployed site as zip file and browse through. In my case, I built the app through quasar (vue app),…

Hi! I recently just deployed my site (built with React JS), which is https://todoapp-task.netlify.app/ When I visit the app, it redirected me to https://todoapp-task.netlify.app/welcome (because users’ need to login to access this page, if user’s haven’t logged in, it will be redirected to https:/…

Hi, @stanleyowen . I’m 99% sure you just need a single-page app (SPA) rule as found in our documentation here: https://docs.netlify.com/routing/redirects/rewrites-proxies/#history-pushstate-and-single-page-apps If creating that rule doesn’t fix this or if there are other questions, please let us kn…

Thanks @luke ! It works and it saved my times a lot

Hi - I’m trying to deploy an Angular App that host in a submodule repository. I followed the steps to set up the Continues Deployment defining a base directory “frontend” where the app projects are located. After running the deploy it looks like the build success but when hitting the url I got a “P…

Hi, @ogarcia . The instructions above say to download the deploy to see if there is an index.html file in the base of the deploy. Did you try that? If so, what did you find?

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