Subdirectories likw BLOG do NOT load?

[kevinmc3]

If requesting a page that does not exist one should get a 404 error But this does not even throw a 404 error when a known page that does not exist is requested????

Kobra,

Try ,
http://www.cvtreasures.com/blog

Then check the host server and you will see the Blog folder with all Fantasico installed Wordpress subfolders.

[yellow1912]

Yes, it is there , unless I am hullucinating. Kobra can confirm the blog folder is there on my host server..??

You really should answer all the questions so we can help you faster. You never let us know which seo module you are using, which version, as well as the content of the htaccess.

Kobra wont be able to confirm if the folder is there unless he does have access to you server (maybe he does, I dont know)

[kobra]

What was the result of turning off the SEO Url's to check if that is the issue or not??

[kevinmc3]

What was the result of turning off the SEO Url's to check if that is the issue or not??

I will do later today and let you know.
THe answer to question on SEO mod is version 3.5.8

[kevinmc3]

What was the result of turning off the SEO Url's to check if that is the issue or not??

I turned the SSU Status to OFF but /BLOG page still won't load. I even added the BLOG page to the exclusions list in SEO Manager but not change.

Guess I'll just forget about Blog for now.

[yellow1912]

Again, I will say that something is wrong with
1. either your htaccess setting
2. or the blog folder is not really in the folder you think it is

[kobra]

Kevin,
Next to last ditch attempt, switch to the classic template and see if the blog page loads....might have to manually enter it, but even this does not work with your current template.

If the above does not work some core file must be altered versus overriden in your last site re-make
Now Last ditch effort - create another install - maybe in a subdomain
Fresh files - add import the live DB. Add a blog. add the link in ZenCart

Or if you are handy avoid all the last stuf and copy/FTP the files to your local and diff/merge them against a default set and you should see no differing files that you can not explain - You might stick to just the /includes dir for this

[kevinmc3]

Yellow1912 - Do me a big favor and just don;t respond to my posts anymore, just a bit too obnoxious, and you know what I'm talking about.

[yellow1912]

Yellow1912 - Do me a big favor and just don;t respond to my posts anymore, just a bit too obnoxious, and you know what I'm talking about.

Sure, I wont ever reply to any of your post anymore :)