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Date: 2024-11-29 12:50:33
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The issue you're facing when using Blazor WebAssembly with GitHub Pages and a custom domain is a common one related to routing and base path configuration in applications hosted on static servers like GitHub Pages. Here are the detailed steps to resolve it:

  1. Properly configure the base path (<base href>):
    When using a custom domain, you need to make sure that the href attribute in the <base> tag in your wwwroot/index.html file is correctly configured.

In your case, if you're using the domain https://hiptoken.com, make sure the <base> is set to:

<base href="/" />

If your application is in a subdirectory like https://hiptoken.com/miapp, you should use:

<base href="/miapp/" />

This is crucial for Blazor to correctly find the necessary static files and resources.

  1. Enable route redirection for SPA (Single Page Application):
    GitHub Pages does not directly support client-side routing (used by Blazor WebAssembly). You will need a special file called 404.html that redirects all unmatched routes to the index.html file. This is because GitHub Pages returns a 404 for routes that don't match real files in the repository.

Create a 404.html file in the root of the repository and add the following:

<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
  <head>
    <meta http-equiv="refresh" content="0; URL='./index.html'" />
  </head>
</html>

This redirects any not found request to index.html, allowing Blazor to handle the routing.

  1. Check DNS and custom domain settings:
    Ensure that your custom domain is properly set up in your GitHub Pages configuration:
  1. Rebuild your project with the updated settings:
    If you made changes to the <base href>, be sure to rebuild and redeploy your project.

Run the command to compile your project in release mode:

dotnet publish -c Release

Upload the generated files from the wwwroot folder to the gh-pages branch of your repository.

  1. Test the application on your custom domain:
    Visit https://hiptoken.com and check if the issues are resolved.

Possible Additional Errors:
If you're still seeing errors in the console after the changes, check the paths of any files that are not found. If they are still pointing to incorrect locations, review the <base href> configuration again.
You can also clear your browser cache or try in incognito mode to make sure the changes are reflected.

I hope these steps help resolve your issue. If you continue to face difficulties, share more details of the error so I can assist you better. 😊

If you need more help, some experts in custom development can assist you.

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Posted by: Irene Platón