I’m glad the 403 error is fixed now. However, it is weird that a 404 error is being triggered by a constant page reload . Usually the 404 error usually occurs when:
the requested file is missing
the .htaccess file which contain rules about URL handling is missing or has been misconfigured
the routing system fails to determine the location of the requested file in the filesystem
Yeah I had a problem with my htaccess. When the 403 error was fixed the 404 error still stayed.
Before the fix I was trying to find solutions and I was trying to check if the problem was with my htaccess and before that i took a backup of it. Then when I uploaded the backup back to the htdocs I didn’t realise that my htaccess did not have the dot (“.”) infront of the name, hence the 404 error… So, a slight newbie mistake, haha!