Started by mythcastle on 27 Apr 2010, 5:58 PM · Views: 1,920
New Zenner
after i get the page finished how do i change the address from www..com/zen
to just www..com/ index thanks for the help
Totally Zenned
If you have sight issues, a visit to an optometrist is advised.
(EDIT: Ah.. I see you got sight of your error! )
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Sensei
schoolboy, wouldn't it have been more helpful to have pointed them to the FAQ for their topic rather than smacking them around for a spelling mistake?
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Totally Zenned
DrByte:
schoolboy, wouldn't it have been more helpful to have pointed them to the FAQ for their topic rather than smacking them around for a spelling mistake?
Yeah.. It was just a light-hearted joke... I am prone to being humerous occasionally. (humourous)
I was going to get back to it... apologies for any offence (or as those in the US would say offense .:D
20 years a Zencart User
New Zenner
no offence i spell like crap i thought it was very funny thanks for pointing me in the right direction... :laugh:
Zen Follower
When you're done moving the site from the folder to root, if searchengines have already indexed the site using URLs in the folder, you'll need to add some redirects so that visitors coming from SERPs don't just hit the 404 error page and leave. These redirects will also signal to the searchengines to update what they have indexed from your site.
http://www.zen-cart.com/forum/showthread.php?t=150620&page=2
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