External access gives a blank home page SharePoint 2013
I've created a site that serves as a service portal. It requires a
customer to login, so when accessing the home page, when not
authenticated, you'll get redirected to the login page.
On the site anonymous access is enabled as the customers don't need to
login to SharePoint itself.
When I access the home page from the localhost or any other machine in the intranet everything works fine. (Going to
When trying to access the SharePoint from the outside e.g.
When I remove
Does anyone know why its behaving like this?
Solution :
When I access the home page from the localhost or any other machine in the intranet everything works fine. (Going to
http://sharepoint/
and this will automatically redirect to http://sharepoint/SitePages/Home.aspx
)When trying to access the SharePoint from the outside e.g.
http://helpdesk.company.com
. I get the following page: http://helpdesk.company.com/_layouts/15/start.aspx#/SitePages/Home.aspx
This page appears to be empty and when clicking the Home link, I remain on this page.When I remove
/_layouts/15/start.aspx#
from the URL it navigates to the correct page where I putted my web parts.Does anyone know why its behaving like this?
Solution :
i think what it is related to Minimal Download Strategy feature.
Its purpose is to speed things up by loading as little resources as possible.
to enable and disable the feature:
I highly recommend you look at this, it goes into detail about it and what you need to do to incorperate it with your sit.
http://www.wictorwilen.se/sharepoint-2013---introduction-to-the-minimal-download-strategy-mds
Its purpose is to speed things up by loading as little resources as possible.
Minimal download strategy (MDS) is new web technology used in SharePoint 2013 to save the bandwidth traffic and quick render the pages to the clients.
MDS technique use a single .aspx page (/_Layouts/start.aspx) for your pages, with the actual URL encoded in the text following the hashmark ('#').
When navigating from page to page, only the changes between two compatible pages will be downloaded. Fewer bytes will be downloaded and the page will appear more quickly and avoid calling the server to download objects.
to enable and disable the feature:
Site settings > under Site Actions section > manage site feature
I highly recommend you look at this, it goes into detail about it and what you need to do to incorperate it with your sit.
http://www.wictorwilen.se/sharepoint-2013---introduction-to-the-minimal-download-strategy-mds
I’ve also encountered this within SharePoint 2013 when a user attempted to access an site. After further investigation it was found that the port for that site had been blocked by their internal IT department.
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