404 after upgrading from 3.2.1 to 3.3.0

[jemoreno]

INSERT SHORT DESCRIPTION EXPLAINING THE HIGH-LEVEL REASON FOR THE NEW ISSUE HERE.

Current behavior

After upgrading (removing old plugin and installing new one) when navigating to the /wp-content/plugins/bullhorn-oscp page I get a 404.

Expected behavior

Page should render as expected

Steps to replicate behavior

1. navigate to https://spotontalent.com/wp-content/plugins/bullhorn-oscp/

Screenshots

Current

Expected

[charlesabarnes]

Hello, to ensure everything is installed correctly, can you view the plugin under the Wordpress admin page?

[jemoreno]

Yes, and I've verified the app.json is being generated as well

[charlesabarnes]

Yeah I guess I can confirm I do see the json file under https://spotontalent.com/wp-content/plugins/bullhorn-oscp/app.json

What happens if you use the shortcode on a page so [oscp] on a random WordPress page? Also, can you confirm that you see an index.html file in that directory?

[jemoreno]

yes, the index.html file is present and the shortcode returns the 404 as well, you can click the search jobs button on the original page to see how it also returns a 404

[jemoreno]

[charlesabarnes]

I am able to see every other file resolve (minus some security rejections). I am wondering why the index.html file would not. My initial instinct is server config in some form. Was there a .htaccess in this directory previously that helped resolve requests?

[jemoreno]

not to my knowledge

[jemoreno]

it should have been a fresh install based on the fact that I removed the plugin and then installed it fresh, I didn't see any other configuration steps in the documentation.

[charlesabarnes]

Did you update WordPress Versions as well by chance? I do not see any reason this should be happening. I am unable to reproduce this specific issue on my demo site (error intentional).

The only change that can cause this to my knowledge is a change to your .htaccess's URL rewrite rules or the file permissions for that specific file being off (looks good to me in that screenshot).

Is getting your web host looped in an option? Because from everything you have shown, it should be working

[jemoreno]

We did not upgrade the wordpress version, I was just brought in as a consultant today on this issue so I'm unfamiliar with the host situation yet.

[jemoreno]

I tweaked the .htaccess file to get the page to render but every job posting now links to undefined https://spotontalent.com/wp-content/plugins/bullhorn-oscp/#/jobs/undefined

[jemoreno]

[jemoreno]

This is causing invalid job id

[charlesabarnes]

Heya! id needs to be added to the fields property in the app.json file. That controls the fields pulled down in the API requests,

[jemoreno]

Thanks @charlesabarnes We're up and running again!