Simple SEO URL (OLD version) [support thread]

[yellow1912]

For your server it has to be
RewriteBase /

(wait, isnt it working on your site?)

[VisExp]

I turned SSU back on in the admin panel and all of a sudden it is working

Thank you so very much for your help!

[VisExp]

For your server it has to be
RewriteBase /

(wait, isnt it working on your site?)

It is RewriteBase/

I just checked again and that is what it is. I don't know where that RewriteBase/Zencart came from

[lankeeyankee]

I will look into the zenid problem you mention, seem like a serious problem if it does actually happens

Edit: Tried on Safari and Opera, couldnt recreate it.
I will try again once we move the site to a domain without any sub folder and see if it affects anything at all.
Can anyone using 3.6.0 try to test this on your own site?

For the second problem, you may want to look into the alias manager and see if those aliases are not disabled.

You went to the domain I listed (the one with the spaces in between the letters to keep from indexing) and it loaded fine?

The second problem, the aliases were not disabled by me manually. I thought that if I made changes in the config and then cleared all cache it would reset everything. Am I wrong? It seemed as though doing a bunch of changes and clearing of the cache had somehow caused a script error. I will try to recreate the error again on the live test site and will report back any problems.

[yellow1912]

You went to the domain I listed (the one with the spaces in between the letters to keep from indexing) and it loaded fine?

The second problem, the aliases were not disabled by me manually. I thought that if I made changes in the config and then cleared all cache it would reset everything. Am I wrong? It seemed as though doing a bunch of changes and clearing of the cache had somehow caused a script error. I will try to recreate the error again on the live test site and will report back any problems.

I suggest getting RC5 which should fix the "disable" problem.

Also, yes I went to that one. Perhaps you can upgrade first, clear cache, then if the redirection is still going please post your htaccess content

Raine

[yellow1912]

You may also want to make sure you redirect from non www to www link in your htaccess, that should fix it for you.

Make sure the redirection is done before ssu kicks in, so if you add the rules for www redirection in your htaccess it should be right below this line:
RewriteRule ^\.htaccess$ - [F]

[lankeeyankee]

You may also want to make sure you redirect from non www to www link in your htaccess, that should fix it for you.

Make sure the redirection is done before ssu kicks in, so if you add the rules for www redirection in your htaccess it should be right below this line:
RewriteRule ^\.htaccess$ - [F]

Yes, of course, this was the problem. Somehow my .htaccess file was overwritten before I added your code to it and the overwrite had deleted the non-www to www redirect. Thanks for the reminder!

I will upgrade to the latest RC and see if I can replicate the problem I experienced earlier with it adding only the category ID to the string unexpectedly after many changes back and forth.

Thanks again!

[r1formetoo]

Ok, so I've uploaded all the files for simple seo and now I've installed module manager and it says failed to create .keep file but I'm not sure how to create this .keep file? Anyone?

Ian

[yellow1912]

Ok, so I've uploaded all the files for simple seo and now I've installed module manager and it says failed to create .keep file but I'm not sure how to create this .keep file? Anyone?

Ian

TROUBLESHOOTING: After installing itself, this module writes a file named ".keep" in admin\includes\module_installation, if your server doesnt allow it to do so, it may make the module attempting to install itself everytime. The fix is easy though, just manually create a .keep file there (after the module has already installed itself, of course)

[r1formetoo]

I know Yellow. I read that yesterday when I read the instructions the first time. But how do I create a .keep file?

Ian