Thanks for the idea.
I just tried what you said but it did not work. Unless I did it wrong or put it in the wrong place. Any more ideas?
Thanks for the idea.
I just tried what you said but it did not work. Unless I did it wrong or put it in the wrong place. Any more ideas?
Would I have to create a new htaccess file? Where should I put the file?
Do I have to turn the "rewriting" function on in the server? Or is this always on?
Am I even remotely close to solving this problem? I looked at the SEO add-ons and it didn't seem like it would do the trick. Besides, that sure would be a lot of additional files for one simple rewrite, right?
The Ultimate SEO Plugin claims to do the trick.
Good luck
but the point is that there should be an easier way to accomplish this without the SEO add-ons. I don't see why it's necessary to add or modify the php files... when a simple htaccess rewrite should do the trick.
Can someone please help out? I just want to change the URL of one single category.
I installed the ultimate seo add-on and I didn't like it. But I copied the format in the included htaccess file and replaced some info with the stuff I wanted and its working!
If you want to be able to change the url of a specific category (and I imagine this can be used with any other pages as well) simply add this to your .htaccess file in the root directory:
Code:Options +FollowSymLinks RewriteEngine On RewriteBase /yoursite.com/ # From Ultimate SEO URLs RewriteRule ^category http://yoursite.com/index.php?main_page=index&cPath=500
- category = the word you want to come after yoursite.com/
- http://yoursite.com/index.php?main_page=index&cPath=500 is the original url for the category you are changing.
Actually, this is what I did in the first place but I didn't have the ReWriteBase part. I wonder if that's why it wouldn't work.
Now I just need to get this Ultimate SEO stuff out of my admin panel!
Thanks for the rewrite. There are a few things about the Ultimate SEO plug-in that I do not like either.
Is there a .htaccess rewrite will automatically make each new product and category page URL look like yoursite.com/category-name/product-name/
or do you have to specify the url and rewrite URL for each new page into the .htaccess?