No, alias should not contain language part insideQuote:
Originally Posted by xordox
you should have
/vizarim-c-5/ --> /tut1/
for example
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No, alias should not contain language part insideQuote:
Originally Posted by xordox
you should have
/vizarim-c-5/ --> /tut1/
for example
I added 2 test aliases for you,
promotion and jeans-pans, try it.
WOW, Great :clap: :yes:
But for links like /ru/.. /he/.. it doest work?
Sorry, Now its work,
need put url without /ru/ or /he/ (language extension)
It does, check your http://site/he/hazayout2222Quote:
Originally Posted by xordox
Ahh, get what you mean now. The language prefix is not counted as part of the parameters (query string), so it can not be included in the alias-link
Please check, now we have 7 alias, when I try to add new I got message:
No new record added!
and also, when I submit on update new alias, I can see changes only after I clear the cashe, and submit this alias again
You have a default_alias, you have to edit that first before adding new one.Quote:
Originally Posted by xordox
--> Cache may need to be cleared everytime you make changes to alias, this is a normal behavior as of this version (if you get the 3.3.0 now, it will allow you to clear alias cache only)Quote:
and also, when I submit on update new alias, I can see changes only after I clear the cache
This may be improved in future version, or maybe not. I will need to think of a way around it first.
Ok, If click twise on update, no need to clear cashe.
Also I dont know if its a bug,
when I have url like:
/tops-c-8/
and in alias I put not english letters, like /топы22/
I got 404 page not found
As of now, it may not recognize non-english letter. Hopefully we will see this coming in the future version. But again, remember that non-english letters can be displayed very weird in the url, avoid them,Quote:
Originally Posted by xordox
PS: so what do you think about this link alias?