By khaki on

can anyone please explain to me, why i'm receiving this message?

The page you requested does not exist. For your convenience, a search was performed using the query 500 shtml.

this is only happens randomly during posting some article...

is moving from one server to another server could be a factor also? or upgrading server could cause this? cause i'm up with a new server (or upgraded server) and i didn't have an issue like this before i move to this server.

thanks,

khaki

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khaki commented

anyone... please...

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castroarguello commented

I tried saving the node, clearing the cache, re-creating the node alias and still nothing.

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castroarguello commented

The problem in my case was due to a view attached to the node that returned 404 and thus the node was inaccessible.