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Ceon URI Mapping (SEO)
Hi,
remoteone:
The task was made easier by using WinMerge, but one still needs to carefully compare each file. It kind of reminded me of the old osCommerce that I abandoned long ago. Having said that, its good you separated out the Updated Core Files from the New.
There was no choice but to write it the way I did.. you can understand why I don't want to make any more core modifications, things would become very unwieldy then and it takes enough hours each week to support this module! :)
remoteone:
Despite your very clear instruction the module won't work. All seems of in the Admin side. But if a page has a URI generated, the store returns the 404 error: Page not found on this server error.
You have come up with your own custom RewriteRule. I'm afraid I'm not an expert on this.
You should either move the .htaccess file into the root of your store and use the example rule provided with the module, or you should try changing
RewriteRule (.*) zc1/index.php?%{QUERY_STRING} [L]
```to
RewriteRule (.*) index.php?%{QUERY_STRING} [L]
If that doesn't work, try the example rule shown in the instructions for *Example rule for stores installed in a folder other than the root of the site, with the admin named “admin”*, changing "shop" to "zc1".
Please note that the directory name should be your FINAL store's directory name as otherwise all your auto-generated URIs will have /zc1 at the start of them. I.e., you should test your store in the exact same subdirectory name as your final store (hence I recommend "shop" or "store" instead of "zc1").
All the best...
Conor
[ceon](http://dev.ceon.net)
