Re: Ceon URI Mapping (SEO)
Hi,
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Originally Posted by
scatzc
Can you see the problem by clicking on
this link?
I can see that that link has a cPath after it but all the links to that page on your site that I can see don't have the cPath.
It's the page that is showing that cPath link that is the problem, not the link itself (once you get there it's irrelevant).
Where is it that you are seeing this link being generated.. i.e. *how* are you getting to this page with its cPath addition?
Quote:
Originally Posted by
scatzc
Also, yesterday a customer encountered for the first time a scary problem: A free-shipping product somehow appeared as non-free-shipping (for that order only) and charged the customer for shipping.
That's definitely nothing to do with the module. At least you can count it out as somewhere to look for the source of that problem!
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Originally Posted by
scatzc
As for the praise for your remarkable work, you deserve it. :smile:
Well it really is appreciated, thank you!
All the best...
Conor
ceon
Re: Ceon URI Mapping (SEO)
Hi Conor, I need your urgent help...
I have installed this Ceon URI Mapping, but got two problems.
The first one, when I select the auto-generating, it can not work. The page said that there are some errors. The subcategories works fine.
The other one, I rewrite the URI manually, it can not show full path, it just show the path of product.
Thank you..
Re: Ceon URI Mapping (SEO)
Hello Conor,
I knwo you ceon_uri_mapping_3[1].2.4, but after I installing it, and I have do that accorting to your structure, but
after I enter URI Mapping: and Tick this box to have the URI auto-generated for this category.
but on the web, I click the page, it says 404 error can't found the file.
What the problem it is?
Regards,
Alan
Re: Ceon URI Mapping (SEO)
I have already solve my problem, thank you
Re: Ceon URI Mapping (SEO)
Quote:
Originally Posted by
conor
Where is it that you are seeing this link being generated.. i.e. *how* are you getting to this page with its cPath addition?
By now, the only way to get link generated with the cPath addition is via old external links (e.g. found by a Google search and, when clicked, they are converted on-the-fly to Ceon URI).
Again, this is not really a big issue but in case you are curious about this, I am providing the information.
Quote:
Originally Posted by
conor
That's definitely nothing to do with the module. At least you can count it out as somewhere to look for the source of that problem!
I think that you are right. This type of problem would occur if Zen-Cart somehow temporarily lost access to the downloadable file. Could be a spurious filesystem (on the server) problem which has nothing to do with Zen-Cart, or a very rare bug in Zen-Cart. At this moment, there isn't much that I can do about this except keep an eye on it and report in the Zen-Cart forums what I observe.
Now, to a real pressing issue: When I copy my real store directory to a test store directory (with the database of course), all is well except that all URIs now point to the real store... Which means that I have to manually modify each and every product's URI in the product description.
Is there a way (a script perhaps or a command in the Admin console) to update, in one fell swoop, all subdirectory paths (and only the subdirectory part) to where the store is located?
For example, from:
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/store/category1/product1-seo-friendly-description
to
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/teststore/category1/product1-seo-friendly-description
Similar to what fix_cache_key.php does?
Thanks.
Re: Ceon URI Mapping (SEO)
No automate way is that's what yo are looking for.. I have to do this everytime I move a clients site from my dev server to their web host.. I usually do a DB dump and then open my SQL dump file in a text editor, and do a simple find and replace.. Another way is to write a replace SQL statement that does basically the same thing.. I just find using the text editor method easier..
Quote:
Originally Posted by
scatzc
By now, the only way to get link generated with the cPath addition is via old external links (e.g. found by a Google search and, when clicked, they are converted on-the-fly to Ceon URI).
Again, this is not really a big issue but in case you are curious about this, I am providing the information.
I think that you are right. This type of problem would occur if Zen-Cart somehow temporarily lost access to the downloadable file. Could be a spurious filesystem (on the server) problem which has nothing to do with Zen-Cart, or a very rare bug in Zen-Cart. At this moment, there isn't much that I can do about this except keep an eye on it and report in the Zen-Cart forums what I observe.
Now, to a real pressing issue: When I copy my real store directory to a test store directory (with the database of course), all is well except that all URIs now point to the real store... Which means that I have to manually modify each and every product's URI in the product description.
Is there a way (a script perhaps or a command in the Admin console) to update, in one fell swoop, all subdirectory paths (and
only the subdirectory part) to where the store is located?
For example, from:
to
Similar to what
fix_cache_key.php does?
Thanks.
Re: Ceon URI Mapping (SEO)
Hi,
Quote:
Originally Posted by
scatzc
By now, the only way to get link generated with the cPath addition is via old external links (e.g. found by a Google search and, when clicked, they are converted on-the-fly to Ceon URI).
Interesting, that sounds like the redirect is not comparing the cPath variable correctly. I'll take a look and fix that if necessary, sounds like a tiny coding issue.
Quote:
Originally Posted by
scatzc
Is there a way (a script perhaps or a command in the Admin console) to update, in one fell swoop, all subdirectory paths (and only the subdirectory part) to where the store is located?
As Crystal says next, for the minute to do a SQL dump, find and replace and then reimport the updated SQL.
All the best...
Conor
ceon
Re: Ceon URI Mapping (SEO)
Hello Conor,
I met the new problem, I installed the ceon_uri_mapping_3[1].2.4 yesterday, and it run very well on my web,
but today, When I access the admin of the web, it says Page Not Found The address you typed was either entered incorrectly or is no longer on our site.
Return to the Home Page or view our Site Map.
what the problem is, need help :unsure:
Re: Ceon URI Mapping (SEO)
Hi,
Quote:
Originally Posted by
alan145
what the problem is, need help :unsure:
I guess English isn't your first language? :)
It sounds like you have renamed your admin directory from "admin" but forgotten to modify the admin directory exclusion condition of the rewrite rule. You'll find instructions about what to do about this in the configuration section of the documentation that comes with the module. Read the section on the admin folder and all should become clear.
All the best...
Conor
ceon
Re: Ceon URI Mapping (SEO)
Quote:
Originally Posted by
conor
Hi,
I guess English isn't your first language? :)
Conor
ceon
Englisht is the first language and there is only english
the thing make me confused is that I can use it yesterday, but can't use today
I also contact my host, it seems no problem,
So confused,
So could you tell me the way to remove the Ceon URI Mapping (SEO) compleletely, and reinstall it,
Hope it can solve the problem.
Yesterday, First I install ceon_uri_mapping_3[1].2.3, but it is no use, then I upgrading it to 3[1].2.4, then in the catagories, the SEO map is there. And I can use it yesterday,
Today, I can't access admin
Alan
