I am running:
ZC 1.3.0.2
Image Handler 2 1.3x
I tried installing this URL contribution but Image Handler would not work after that. So I uninstalled it and now I cna not access my admin area.
Has anyone had this problem??
Rob
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I am running:
ZC 1.3.0.2
Image Handler 2 1.3x
I tried installing this URL contribution but Image Handler would not work after that. So I uninstalled it and now I cna not access my admin area.
Has anyone had this problem??
Rob
That's basically what I did, but changing the missing page check to Page Not Found gives the sitemap instead of the home page (some people were wondering why it just went to the home page when there was a missing page). This way people can choose to show a page not found with a 404, OR have no 404's and instead have it just go to the home page. Some people may prefer that method. Also, the way you suggest shows a 404 for a missing page whether or not people have missing page check set to off in the admin. My way only shows the 404 if they have missing page set to "page not found". Don't know if that would be important to anyone or not, but thought I'd share my rationalization. :smartass:Quote:
Originally Posted by BlessIsaacola
Also, adding the 404 Error Document to the .htaccess, will give the page_not_found for pages like this:
mydomain.com/notapage. Without it you just get the standard 404 page.
Figured it out. I had mixed up the admin's html_output.php with the regular html_output.php. DOH! :lamo:Quote:
Originally Posted by Preben
You also know that you can set your missing page in Admin - Configurations - My Store to display page_not_found instead of index?Quote:
Originally Posted by jettrue
It's probably that you have some files messed up. Pasted below are the files that IH updated which are core files:Quote:
Originally Posted by offnetrob
Image Handler 2.0: FILES TO OVER-RIDE (6 files)
/includes/modules/additional_images.php
/includes/functions/html_output.php
/includes/modules/main_product_image.php
/includes/modules/pages/popup_image/header_php.php
/includes/modules/pages/popup_image_additional/header_php.php
/admin//includes/modules/category_product_listing.php
IF Ultimate SEO URL mod touches any of these files (I know for a fact it touched html_output.php) you want to make sure that you do a file comparison to make sure you did not remove the IH codes from any of these files while uninstalling SEO URL.
Yes, that is what I did, and that is what I said to do in the instructions (Step 1) in my first post. All you have to do is read it to see. :laugh:Quote:
Originally Posted by BlessIsaacola
Then, in init_sanitize.php, I put the
header('HTTP/1.1 404 Not Found');
under the code for "Page Not Found" so that the 404 error is only returned when I choose "page not found" in the admin. In your example, the 404 error is returned whether or not the person chooses "on" or "off" or "page_not_found" for the missing page check in the admin. What if someone choose "off" for the missing page check? They still get a 404 error returned with the way your example shows. In my example, as far as I can tell by looking at the php code, the 404 error is returned only if they choose "page not found" for the missing page check in the admin. I'm not trying to prove you wrong here, just trying to explain my reasoning. I could be totally wrong (has happened before) but it just makes sense to me.
is no one getting this same problem
"I am having a little problem with the mod, ultimate seo. I am getting an error code, 404 everytime i click on the lick of a product put in the shopping cart."
That would sound like a misconfigured set of rules in your .htaccess ... but that's just a guess.Quote:
Originally Posted by lucianman
I reinstalled IH and nothing happens. If someone could take a look at my files or something...anything! Please private message me and i can provide hosting/admin details.Quote:
Originally Posted by BlessIsaacola
In response to a number of queries in this thread about getting 404 errors when you try to go into a secure part of Zen after installing Ultimate SEO URLs, the problem I found was due to my using a shared SSL certificate.
I found a fix from the other SEFU contribution by Tim.
When a host has a shared SSL, it will quite often take the form:
main: http://www.mywebsite.com/shop/
ssl: https://secure.myhost.com/~mywebsite/shop/
So you need to add the line:
RewriteBase /~mywebsite/shop/ to the .htaccess file. I also added the rewrite rules again after I inserted this line - it works but I don't know if I could have added this line at the top and not added the rewrite rules again - perhaps someone with more .htaccess file knowledge could advise?
Anyway, I hope this helps a few people who were in the same boat as me.