Meanwhile I installed a new template and started using uri -mapping. It worked fine until I saw some strange lines in "who's online" (yes, again :dontgetit).
I a customer finds a product in the categorieslist and I see e.g.:
.../fisser_onderdelen/blue_point/greep
If the customer now pics (at random) a manufacturer from the manufacturer's list, this is added to the url, like this:
../fissler_onderdelen/blue_point/greep?manufacturers_id=35
Now the customers sees all the products from manufacturer 35 but at the top of the page, the sub-cat image from "blue_point" is still visible. It's also visible in the breadcrumbsl home -> fissler onderdelen -> blue point -> gefu (= man. 35)
Normaly, when choosing a manufacturer the site "resets" and then shows the items related to that particular brand.
When I delete the uri-mapping only from sub-categories, it's al over. That's easy but not the meaning of this module I guess :wink:
Another problem I had; I use a Googlesitemap module to create and sent my sitemap.xml to Google and other search engines.
When uri-mapping is turned on, I couldn't create a sitemap and sent it. A window pops up and shows my store's mainpage instead of the message that the sitemap is created. After some searching I found out that I had to add this to .htacces:
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} !/googlesitemap.php.* [NC]
Just fyi, for future questions :smile:
I do no expect you to solve this first "problem" but I went over thing many times and I can't find it. Just want to let you know how things are and are not working.
For now I will use uri-mapping except for subcategories. Main categories and products work fine.
I hope this makes sense and that you understand what I wrote. If not, feel free to ask, I'll try to explain.
Gerjan
