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Robin Goldstein
830 PointsI followed the tutorial exactly and my "Resume" website isn't showing up when I type in /resume.html it says error 404
I can't figure out why my resume doesn't show up in the tutorial when I hit preview on the workspace and then type /resume.html
Lukas Stewart
Front End Web Development Techdegree Student 3,769 PointsRick Gleitz, I had the same problem and you are correct, I had the file name capitalised. Thanks for the fix. Could you also explain why that doesnt work? I thought if the address bar in a browser isn't cap sensitive, this wouldn't be a problem.
sds3001
944 PointsI'm having the same problem. I typed it exactly as the teacher, no caps. I command saved it, and in css command refreshed, and still there is an error.
Oscar Rodriguez
Front End Web Development Techdegree Student 681 PointsI was also experiencing the same issue. I was able to fix it by placing the resume.html file outside of the images folder.
Jonathan Lemus
1,069 PointsYou probably solved this already, but I was having the same issue! I was going crazy trying to find a solution and none worked. I found out why it wasn't showing up, reason being was because I did NOT save it. Make sure to save it.
5 Answers
Rick Gleitz
47,878 PointsFor what it's worth as to why it doesn't work, a capital character in a string (which is what the route to the file is) is a different ascii value than a lowercase character, and so they don't match as a string value.
Rick Gleitz
47,878 PointsHi, Lukas,
I think that only applies to the actual website address, anything after a / is case sensitive (just try it and see). It definitely needs to be right in the HTML. Hope this helps!
ala4
3,609 PointsHave you guys resolved this issue, I have been facing the same issue??
Victor Torres
Front End Web Development Techdegree Student 456 PointsYes, check when you created the original resume file if it is capitalized. I just realized it was capitalized.
Rick Gleitz
47,878 PointsHi ΩΩEhsan, Could you post your code so I can see it? Check to make sure that they match each other EXACTLY.
ala4
3,609 PointsHi Rick, Thank you for your reply. It resolved now, simply I didn't press (save all ) before preview.
Rick Gleitz
47,878 PointsGood on you for figuring it out. That's a common problem, too.
Rick Gleitz
47,878 PointsRick Gleitz
47,878 PointsHi, You'd need to post your code to get it debugged properly. The only thing I can think of in the meanwhile is that maybe you capitalized the actual file resume.html, or that it's maybe in a subfolder under index.html.
If it's not either one of those, post your code and I'll be happy to look at it.