Help - category URLs not correct

[Twaddle]

Hopefully somebody can identify the problem easily here.

The URL's for my category images on the main page are coming up with a prefix of 7_8_9 and hence aren't redirecting properly - example here

Any ideas what I have changed/installed, I've only just noticed it now and there are several mods installed so didn't really want to have to go to the trouble of uninstalling each one if somebody might recognise where it's coming from

Thanks in advance

[gjh42]

The cPaths in the center column are built in
/includes/modules[/your_template]/category_row.php.
This section does the actual work:

    $cPath_new = zen_get_path($categories->fields['categories_id']);

    // strip out 0_ from top level cats
    $cPath_new = str_replace('=0_', '=', $cPath_new);

    //    $categories->fields['products_name'] = zen_get_products_name($categories->fields['products_id']);

    $list_box_contents[$row][$col] = array('params' => 'class="categoryListBoxContents"' . ' ' . 'style="width:' . $col_width . '%;"',
                                           'text' => '<a href="' . zen_href_link(FILENAME_DEFAULT, $cPath_new) . '">' . zen_image(DIR_WS_IMAGES . $categories->fields['categories_image'], $categories->fields['categories_name'], SUBCATEGORY_IMAGE_WIDTH, SUBCATEGORY_IMAGE_HEIGHT) . '<br />' . $categories->fields['categories_name'] . '</a>'); 

It would appear that somehow $cPath_new is getting "7_8_9_" added to its value.
Do you have a copy of this file in a /your_template/ folder? What does this section look like?

[Twaddle]

Thanks Glen,

As soon as I saw you write "The cPaths" I realised what the problem was, namely this that I was experimenting with yesterday - http://www.zen-cart.com/forum/showthread.php?t=102871 - I thought I'd put the original file back in though, obviously not!

Original file back in place and all is fine - cheers! :)

[gjh42]

Looks like that was a very simple hack with a ton of unintended consequences. There are more controllable ways to expand categories without being an expert programmer.