403 forbidden

[AtomVis]

http://atomvisualizer.infinityfreeapp.com

403 Forbidden

The website’s configuration prevents you from accessing this page.

I’m not sure if someone has answered this before but deleting my browser cache didn’t help. Am I going to need to upgrade to premium for this to work?

The 403 error only occurs on the quiz page. Every other page is entirely fine and i can’t think of anything that is particularly special about “answerhandler.php”

[Oxy]

Hi and welcome to the forum

where is that quiz ? please URL

returns 404 not 403

means that file does not exist
make sure everything is uploaded

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with login (in case of fail) you have another problem with the file

[AtomVis]

oh yeah sorry i forgot that the quiz isn’t accessible without an account
I’ll make an account so that you can find it.
Username is NonAdminTest
Password is NonAdmin

[Oxy]

did you do that ?

[AtomVis]

Yes, it’s in the database so it should work

[AtomVis]

I’ve made another just called Test and the password is Test. Might have typed the password wrong twice earlier.

[Oxy]

on the quiz

submit button call http://atomvisualizer.infinityfreeapp.com/includes/answerhandler.php

that file does not exist

[AtomVis]

For me it shows up just under addquestion.

[Oxy]

yes but your code looks for it in includes dir

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in addition, create an .htaccess file that will hide the dir listing

#Disable Directory Listings in this Directory and Subdirectories
Options -Indexes

How to set custom .htaccess rules

.htaccess rules are a powerful way to control how your website behaves. It can be used to set pretty URLs, define error pages, restrict access and more. There are plenty of guides available to teach you everything that can be done with .htaccess. This article can’t explain everything you can do with .htaccess rules, but it does explain how you can add them. Create the .htaccess file in your htdocs directory Every domain name on your account has a htdocs directory. Your first domain is attached…

[AtomVis]

its supposed to be in includes.

[Oxy]

• http://atomvisualizer.infinityfreeapp.com/includes/

how big is that file?
I think it is automatically deleted during upload

Why are my files deleted after uploading them

Sometimes, when you upload a file, the upload is completed but the file is deleted immediately afterwards. This is usually caused by one of the following issues: The file is not in a htdocs folder All websites files must be uploaded to either the main htdocs folder, or to the domain specific htdocs folder (like example.com/htdocs). You cannot upload files to other directories on your account. If you try to create or upload files anywhere else, they will be deleted automatically. The file type…

the last time I checked a moment ago it didn’t exist

[AtomVis]

It’s 6kb but i have one thats 8kb which is working it think.

[AtomVis]

i’ll try deleting and reuploading it

[Oxy]

Now you don’t need me anymore (nor can I see dir list anymore)

You just need to make sure physically that all the files you need are in the right places.

btw. definitely uses a more powerful FTP client

How to upload files with FTP

The best and most reliable way to upload files is to use FTP. To upload files with FTP, you will need to following: Your FTP username Your FTP password The FTP hostname An FTP client You can find your FTP username, password and hostname in the client area under the FTP Details section. The FTP password is the same as your hosting account and control panel password, which is different from the password for the client area. If you like videos better then text guides, you can find one at the bot…

It’s late so i’m going to sleep

someone else will help you if the problem persists

[AtomVis]

Thanks for all your help, goodnight.
I’m also going to sleep and will try to fix things further tomorrow.

[KangJL]

@AtomVis

supposed to be in includes.

I believe includes is a reserved word. Try changing to other name

[AtomVis]

Thank you it works now!
I really appreciate everyone’s help.