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Because Zen Cart always adds the "cPath" to product pages. Therefore the "cPath" query parameter is left on the URL to avoid breaking any third party modules which (lazily) rely upon the presence of the "cPath" query parameter in the URL.Quote:
Originally Posted by 100asa
You may find this post of interest: Details on how settings affect product URLs.
What is your business case for needing the "cPath" query parameter removed?
If it better to remain the cpath in the url, I can left it .Quote:
Originally Posted by lhungil
I tought it was better seo remove cpath from url
Better how??? SEO is not negatively impacted by the presence of the cPath in the URL..Quote:
Originally Posted by 100asa
just what I wanted to hear. Thank you
So yeah... I was REAL careful, I'm not an idiot... followed every step. Obviously I missed something anyway because all I get are error 404 with each and every link. Where do I start?
edit: Well, almost every link. The My Account link works, but I see that's because it was never rewritten. It still says /index.php?main_page=login Others are rewritten... and don't work. They LOOK fine to me, but all are 404.
Oops. It helps to check permissions before whining that something doesn't work :)
.htacess was not writeable so on upload nothing happened.
Sorry for false alarm. Links appear to work. I'll go play now.
I do have two questions though:
1) login/my account links aren't friendly url. They are https... is that just the way it is? or can links to secure pages be re-written too?
2) links I have within my product descriptions or CMS pages are not rewritten. Is there anything I can do about that (other than going through and manually changing them to the friendly link if I feel so inclined)? Is it perhaps an absolute vs. relative issue?
Thanks.
my logs tell:
when I try to send email by recover cart sale https://www.zen-cart.com/downloads.php?do=file&id=25PHP Code:PHP Fatal error: Call to undefined function zen_get_info_page() in /var/www/vhosts/100asa.it/httpdocs/includes/classes/usu.php on line 324
Where is the issue?
If these are hardcoded links in your product descriptions or CMS pages, you will have to manually change them..Quote:
Originally Posted by s_mack
You may be interested in this post (many pages back now): Ultimate URLs 2.215: Ticket #28.Quote:
Originally Posted by 100asa