Web Design in Toronto by Elehost Web DesignElehost Web Design Inc.

Toronto Web Design by ElehostCompassionate Web Design

Web Design That Works!
 

Welcome to a Toronto web design and web hosting firm focused on outstanding design and customer support.  We offer a wide range of high quality Internet services including custom web page design, e-commerce programming and web hosting. Please call to see how Elehost can work for you.

Call Us Today

Please E-mail all questions and comments to support@elehost.com

Call us today at (877) ELE - HOST
(877) 353-4678 or (416) 203-6798

Let us be your helping hand to design a working web design. We are here to help.

Elehost is a Toronto web design and hosting company.

CiviCRM


Fix for CiviCRM “Could not find valid key” error PDF Print E-mail
Written by Paul MacKenzie   
Wednesday, 07 October 2009 09:24


In the process of implemting CiviCRM within Citizen's For Clean Air's Joomla website I ran into the following problem.

 

Sorry. A non-recoverable error has occurred.

Could not find valid Key


 

I searched on-line and saw a bit of information dealing with a few unrelated topics.

After some searching I was able to reproduce the problem with cookies disabled on the browser but not any other way.

I then saw a few posts that the url migt be realted to this problem and the site was configured for both www and without www in the url. With a little more testing this indeed turns out to be the case.

If you load up the site without www, and then submit the CiviCRM form it appends the www to the form submission location and brings up the error.

To fix this I added an entry into the .htaccess file as follows:

 

RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^c4ca\.org [NC]
RewriteRule ^(.*) http://www.c4ca.org/$1 [R=301,L]


 

This solved my problem by forcing all access to http://c4ca.org to be redirected to http://www.c4ca.org. I hope this help to solve other people's issues when working with CiviCRM.

Last Updated on Monday, 18 January 2010 18:28
 


Opening the Mind

"Arguments that chimpanzees and bonobos cannot feel pain or suffer recall that until recently, many doctors believed that human newborns couldn't either and mercilessly operated on them without anesthesia. One 1997 study revealed that more than half the children between the ages of four and eight months who had undergone major surgery were given no medication for postoperative pain."

P.182 Rattling the Cage by Steven M. Wise

To learn more about Great Apes see the links below:

A Supporter Of The Great Ape Project

The Great Ape Project - International

  1. Chimpanzee and Human Communication Institute
  2. Next of Kin Book Review
  3. Great Ape Project

Loulis Pointing at CHCI