Ceon URI Mapping v4.x

[DivaVocals]

please don't shorten or abbreviate... post the full error log message. not going to guess at what the problem might be unless I can see the problem

Thanks for the quick reply! :)

As I described, error log contains this kind of logs for every page view in sub categories:
File does not exist: http://www...../store/main-category referer: http://www...../store/main-category/sub-cagory/

"....." part contains domain name, just shortened it a bit for easier reading ;)

Kind regards,
Harri

[Harri]

I'm sorry, I just thought it would make it easier to read.

Here is two errors:
File does not exist: /home/hkproduc/public_html/kauppa/canvas-taulut,
referer: http://www.hkproduction.fi/kauppa/ca...lut/suorakaide

File does not exist: /home/hkproduc/public_html/kauppa/hiirimatot,
referer: http://www.hkproduction.fi/kauppa/hi...nta-hiirimatto

Thanks for replying so quickly :)

[Harri]

URL was shortened automatically, hope this works.
File does not exist: /home/hkproduc/public_html/kauppa/canvas-taulut, referer: http:// www(.)hkproduction(.)fi/kauppa/ canvas-taulut/suorakaide
File does not exist: /home/hkproduc/public_html/kauppa/hiirimatot, referer: http:// www(.)hkproduction(.)fi/kauppa/ hiirimatot/abstraktit/talven-pinta-hiirimatto

[Feznizzle]

Hi!

Does anybody know what table and what field controls which URL is attached to a Product? And do you know what controls which URI is attached to a Category?

While building structure, I have moved my products around a few times, creating a number of legacy URI. Now I need the current URI's for a ton of products. So I went and exported the table ceon_uri_mappings, but I'm having a hard time figuring out which URLs are the correct URIs I want.


Any help would be appreciated!

[Feznizzle]

Doah! Found it... right in front of me in the ceon_uri_mappings table. The current_uri field is either 0 or 1... 1 meaning it is the actual uri.

[Harri]

Hello!
Please, can somebody help me with uri mapping error logs?
Everytime someone access any of my stores subdirectory or product in it, error log is generated:

error for category:
[Wed Sep 25 12:14:08 2013] [error] [client xxx.xxx.xxx.xx] File does not exist: /home/xxxxx/public_html/kauppa/tapetit, referer: http://www.hkproduction.fi/kauppa/tapetit/talvi
[Wed Sep 25 12:14:08 2013] [error] [client xxx.xxx.xxx.xx] File does not exist: /home/xxxxx/public_html/kauppa/tapetit, referer: http://www.hkproduction.fi/kauppa/tapetit/talvi

and for product:
[Wed Sep 25 12:17:25 2013] [error] [client xxx.xxx.xxx.xx] File does not exist: /home/xxxxx/public_html/kauppa/tapetit, referer: http://www.hkproduction.fi/kauppa/tapetit/talvi/hauraat-oksat-tapetti
[Wed Sep 25 12:17:25 2013] [error] [client xxx.xxx.xxx.xx] File does not exist: /home/xxxxx/public_html/kauppa/tapetit, referer: http://www.hkproduction.fi/kauppa/tapetit/talvi/hauraat-oksat-tapetti

How can I fix that error? Store works normally thou, but it's hard to see if there are real problems because logs are full of logs like described above. Uri mapping and mapping manager ire fantastic mods, but I think there is just error in my htaccess.

[lhungil]

I can get to "http://www. hkproduction .fi/kauppa/tapetit/" so the URL appears functional and CEON URI Mapping is working correctly. Usually you only see that message in the web server logs when the URL is not accessible (or some other mod_rewrite directive exist in a parent directory such as /kauppa/ and are causing issues). Is there a corresponding 404 response shown in the web server access logs?

On an unrelated side note your template has some issues. In particular in the "head" of the template, some "relative" links are used before the "base" element is added. This is causing some 404 errors while browsing the website. Also your language definition is not at the top of the "head" section (at the minimum before the "title"), which can delay rendering in a browser.

[Harri]

I can get to "http://www. hkproduction .fi/kauppa/tapetit/" so the URL appears functional and CEON URI Mapping is working correctly. Usually you only see that message in the web server logs when the URL is not accessible (or some other mod_rewrite directive exist in a parent directory such as /kauppa/ and are causing issues). Is there a corresponding 404 response shown in the web server access logs?

On an unrelated side note your template has some issues. In particular in the "head" of the template, some "relative" links are used before the "base" element is added. This is causing some 404 errors while browsing the website. Also your language definition is not at the top of the "head" section (at the minimum before the "title"), which can delay rendering in a browser.

Ihungil, thank you so much!! :) Your answer was spot on: incorrect order of metatags was causing those apache error logs... I moved "base href" to the top, right after the title tag and above all other href-tags - error logs vanished :) Thanks for the meta language tip, I did that too.

On a sidenote; I do have urlrewrite rules for my main site "http://www. hkproduction .fi/" too, but luckily it wasn't causing these errors.

Best regards,
Harri

[piker]

Just wondering if someone can help me with this.
I have been trying to implement a separate rewrite but it keeps being hijacked by the Ceon 3.6.3 module I have installed.
The rewrite is:
RewriteRule ^(.*)(%2520)(.*\.jpg)$ $1%20$3 [R=301,L]
Ceons rewrite rules hijack it somehow and deliver a 302 redirect back to the home page. Any ideas how to let this rule through?
Cheers.

[lhungil]

Just wondering if someone can help me with this.
I have been trying to implement a separate rewrite but it keeps being hijacked by the Ceon 3.6.3 module I have installed.
The rewrite is:
RewriteRule ^(.*)(%2520)(.*\.jpg)$ $1%20$3 [R=301,L]
Ceons rewrite rules hijack it somehow and deliver a 302 redirect back to the home page. Any ideas how to let this rule through?
Cheers.

CEON does not "hijack" other rules... mod_rewrite processes rules in the order they appear (top to bottom) with the "L" flag telling mod_rewrite to stop processing further rules if the specified rule is matched.

One of the Zen Cart options is to "redirect pages not found" to the home page. Guessing you have this Zen Cart option turned on and the file you are redirecting to does not exist...