Simple SEO URL (OLD version) [support thread]

[rcmonster]

Unless you have root access, more than likely you will not be able to find that folder via ftp

Contact your host, they should be able to help

Hi Yellow, my Host says that "Please have in mind that the mod_rewrite is enabled and you can directly place the required content in a .htaccess that should be located in the main domain directory."

I have attempted to install the module manager, but it does not seem to install. I have added all the files to folders as directed, but there is no mod manager under admin>tools

Any advice please?

Thanks

Paul

[yellow1912]

If you downloaded the correct version (rev 15) and upload it to the correct folder on your site then it should auto-install itself correctly
http://code.google.com/p/zencart-mod...downloads/list

If you have changed your admin folder name, then you have to upload the admin files in the package to your new folder.

[ampun]

Yes you can edit it. For version 2,9.x you need to check the file:
\includes\classes\ssu\languages\default.php

Find this line:
$name = str_replace(array(' ', '\'', '/', '\\', '"', '.', ':', '@', '_', '-', '?', '&', '='), $this->registry('name_delimiter'), $name);


Replace by
$name = str_replace(array(' ',' (',' )', '\'', '/', '\\', '"', '.', ':', '@', '_', '-', '?', '&', '='), $this->registry('name_delimiter'), $name);

Then you need to clear cache in ssu manager. That should do the trick.

that's it... it works as expected!
You're right, no problem with Simple SEO but zen lightbox itself. I remove the lightbox addon for the js error on IE7.

Great zen mod!

[AngelLinds]

I wanted to share this with other newbies who might try to upload this module. I have been trying to upload this module for nearly a week and FINALLY figured out what I was doing wrong. This was all greek to me only a few short months ago.

Zen-Cart version: 1.3.8a
Simple SEO Url version: 3.5.1
Godaddy Host
Apache Server

My two mistakes:

1.) I didn't change the .htaccess file directory. The notes in the .htaccess version that is downloaded with the program doesn't really clarify that

RewriteBase /zencart/

needs to be rewritten (need to overwrite "zencart" with your subdirectory name OR delete "zencart/" if it is based in your root directory)

The instructions, however, were clarified in the install instructions at http://wiki.rubikintegration.com/zen...u/installation

Duh.


2) After loading everything up, I got:

Parse error: parse error, unexpected T_STATIC, expecting T_OLD_FUNCTION or T_FUNCTION or T_VAR or '}' in /home/content/b/i/z/mysite/html/admin/includes/classes/ssu.php on line 12

I read (okay skimmed for days and did specific word searches) through the nearly 1800 posts on this thread and found a few references to fix different parse errors by making sure the php version was php5 (I was using php4).

I went to my Godaddy account and changed from php4 to php5 (there are instructions in Godaddy help on how to do it). I waited about an hour for Godaddy to make the php change (but Godaddy says it can take up to 24 hours) and VOILA!

Anyway, everything is working so far!

[rcmonster]

If you downloaded the correct version (rev 15) and upload it to the correct folder on your site then it should auto-install itself correctly
http://code.google.com/p/zencart-mod...downloads/list

If you have changed your admin folder name, then you have to upload the admin files in the package to your new folder.

Thanks Yellow. Got it sorted now! A TIP TO ALL NEWBIES ADDING MODULE MANAGER:

You have to move each file from the zipfile to the corresponding folder on your server. eg. the Zip file path for Install.sql is

module_manager/admin/includes/module_installation

Ignore the 1st bit (module_manager) then click: Your site root file/admin/includes/module_installation

And put the file (in this example 'Install.sql') in the folder 'module_installation' if there is not such a folder, create one and then put the file in. Repeat this procedure for all files in the module manager zip file.

Thanks again,

Paul

[rcmonster]

OK module manager is installed now and SEO tool appears in Admin>extras. But when I click it page comes up with:

Warning: require(/home/www/rcmonster.co.uk/includes/classes/ssu/cores/alias.php) [function.require]: failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /home/www/rcmonster.co.uk/includes/init_includes/init_ssu.php on line 22

Fatal error: require() [function.require]: Failed opening required '/home/www/rcmonster.co.uk/includes/classes/ssu/cores/alias.php' (include_path='.:/usr/local/php5/lib/php') in /home/www/rcmonster.co.uk/includes/init_includes/init_ssu.php on line 22



What does that mean!

Thanks for you help so far, we are getting there!

Paul

[rcmonster]

OK module manager is installed now and SEO tool appears in Admin>extras. But when I click it page comes up with:

Warning: require(/home/www/rcmonster.co.uk/includes/classes/ssu/cores/alias.php) [function.require]: failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /home/www/rcmonster.co.uk/includes/init_includes/init_ssu.php on line 22

Fatal error: require() [function.require]: Failed opening required '/home/www/rcmonster.co.uk/includes/classes/ssu/cores/alias.php' (include_path='.:/usr/local/php5/lib/php') in /home/www/rcmonster.co.uk/includes/init_includes/init_ssu.php on line 22



What does that mean!

Thanks for you help so far, we are getting there!

Paul

Ignore that, I had missed off transferring the file alias.php



works now.

[rcmonster]

OK module manager is installed now and SEO tool appears in Admin>extras. But when I click it page comes up with:

Warning: require(/home/www/rcmonster.co.uk/includes/classes/ssu/cores/alias.php) [function.require]: failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /home/www/rcmonster.co.uk/includes/init_includes/init_ssu.php on line 22

Fatal error: require() [function.require]: Failed opening required '/home/www/rcmonster.co.uk/includes/classes/ssu/cores/alias.php' (include_path='.:/usr/local/php5/lib/php') in /home/www/rcmonster.co.uk/includes/init_includes/init_ssu.php on line 22



What does that mean!

Thanks for you help so far, we are getting there!

Paul

Ignore that, I had missed off transferring the file alias.php



works now.

[yellow1912]

Some tips:

All files are put in their corresponding folders, so there is no need to copy file by file

1. For example, it is totally safe to copy all files/folders directly from the module manager package to your site, no file will be overwritten.

2. For SSU, thereare 2 files that may be overwritten(.htaccess and html_output.php), both files are mentioned in the installation instruction. Other than that the rest are safe to upload directly.

3. It always helps to read instruction, I spent lots of time to make things as clear as possible.

[yellow1912]

@AngelLinds
Please upgrade to 3.5.5 (http://public.rubikintegration.com/) if you are still using 3.5.1

The upgrade process is very easy: http://wiki.rubikintegration.com/zen...es/ssu/upgrade

All files except .htaccess can be safely reuploaded.