Ceon URI Mapping (SEO)

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Originally Posted by melirlbr

Hello, i installed the latest ver. averything working great, my probelm is that most of my images are not jpg files they are file ext. how can i make them show up on my site without exchanging them to .jpg ext. ?

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If you do have your images in the "images" folder, check your htaccess file and be sure your type of image extension is added to the allowed file types

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<FilesMatch ".*\.(jpe?g|JPE?G|gif|GIF|png|PNG|swf|SWF)$" >

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I have installed this mod on 2 sites now and it works great apart from an issue I am having with my customer login.

When you try to login to the site and press submit the page loads up blank as if it needs to redirect but it is not doing it. If I then go back to the home page by typing in the website address I am infact logged in.

Any ideas to fix this as I have had to disable this module until I solve this issue.

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Originally Posted by seeinteriors

I have installed this mod on 2 sites now and it works great apart from an issue I am having with my customer login.

When you try to login to the site and press submit the page loads up blank as if it needs to redirect but it is not doing it. If I then go back to the home page by typing in the website address I am infact logged in.

Any ideas to fix this as I have had to disable this module until I solve this issue.

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Blank pages = Errors.. You need to check your cache error logs after getting the blank page and see what the error log says. Post the contents of you error logs.

There is no error log in my cache folder :s

Try logging in to see the problem www.seeinteriors.co.uk

Username: [email protected]
Pass: manager

Thats just a demo account I setup

Hi,

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Originally Posted by seeinteriors

Try logging in to see the problem www.seeinteriors.co.uk

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You can't use a shared SSL certificate with a URI Mapped site.. static URIs mean that you can't have the non-SSL version of the site at root and the SSL version in a subfolder.. that won't work.

You must buy a SSL certificate for your domain name (they're less than $11 a year from some places like namecheap.com).

In the meantime you can disable SSL on your site or disable Ceon URI Mapping.

All the best...

Conor
ceon

Hi

If the product linked to other category there is "cPath=..." appears at the end of the URI if you list product in non master category. Is there any way to remove "cPath =..." from the link?

Thanks.

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Originally Posted by Igor_

Hi

If the product linked to other category there is "cPath=..." appears at the end of the URI if you list product in non master category. Is there any way to remove "cPath =..." from the link?

Thanks.

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Sometime people need to read or search the thread to find the answer. :blink:

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Per Conor

Ceon URI Mapping has no known bugs now, it handles all canonical links pretty much perfectly, including those of product pages.

If you look at any canonical link for a product page with a mapped (static) URI in Ceon URI Mapping, you'll find that the cPath is not (and never has been) present. It's only used in the non-canonical URI in the address bar.

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Originally Posted by conor

Hi,



Only linked products show the cPath in the URI in the address bar.

However, they never show the product ID if they have a URI mapping.

Also, their canonical URI never has the cPath in it, it is simply the static URI the product is mapped to.

Simply look in the source of your product pages to see what I mean.

Hope that helps!

All the best..

Conor
ceon

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The answer to your question is no. It may have the cPath in the link product category address bar, but if you look in the source of both of those pages (main category and link category) you'll see that Ceon URI Mapping cleverly sets the following tag for BOTH the above URIs: the same So search engines know that they're both the same URI, with slight variations on the page. That's ideal and exactly how you want things
to work!

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Originally Posted by countrycharm

Sometime people need to read or search the thread to find the answer. :blink:





The answer to your question is no. It may have the cPath in the link product category address bar, but if you look in the source of both of those pages (main category and link category) you'll see that Ceon URI Mapping cleverly sets the following tag for BOTH the above URIs: the same So search engines know that they're both the same URI, with slight variations on the page. That's ideal and exactly how you want things
to work!

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Thanks for your reply. I tried to use google search to find out the answer in the thread (it could be better if we have thread or forum search) but I've got no luck. I tried to look through the tread but... 256 pages are a bit much for me.
Thanks one more time.

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Originally Posted by Igor_

Thanks for your reply. I tried to use google search to find out the answer in the thread (it could be better if we have thread or forum search) but I've got no luck. I tried to look through the tread but... 256 pages are a bit much for me.
Thanks one more time.

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Yep.. too bad this forum doesn't have this feature..:wink:

http://i53.tinypic.com/244uw3s.png

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Originally Posted by buildingblocks

If you do have your images in the "images" folder, check your htaccess file and be sure your type of image extension is added to the allowed file types

HTML Code:

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<FilesMatch ".*\.(jpe?g|JPE?G|gif|GIF|png|PNG|swf|SWF)$" >

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Do i need to add all image extensions?

And to ceon, you wrote: Check you've put a proper rewrite rule in place that isn't blocking URIs with extensions.

Yes i took the rewrite rule from the sample folder, i think its okay, because everything works good except the images are not showing.