yellow1912:
Im more confused than you.
What do you mean? This was added to your database? on what table? or it was added to the links created?
Can you show us the site?
PS: this module does not store links in database at all
I'll PM you the exact details of the site.
--Changing the URL Framework--
Zen cart is more of a challenge than wordpress, you've probably got more types of links in Zen Cart. The solution wordpress uses is each blog page has a page plug. When you create a page, it defaults to a plug that matches your page title. The default plug is a title with hyphens to replace spaces. This results in pages like this:
mysite/somecategoryname/pagename/
Wordpress also uses extentionless URLs and forces trailing slashes.
The only way to really fix Zen Cart URLs (yes I realize this could be a huge amount of work), would be to add a page plug option to every category, and every product. The final URL for each page would just throw together the page plugs. Each plug within a category would have to be unique. I realize the problem for a programmer here.
On Zen Cart I could have 5 categories all with the same name, but a different ID, thrown all throughout the site.
However, if you've got a page plug system, then you don't have to worry, you can simply have each specific page plug point to a specific query.
Now, if there was a crazy store owner out there that had two primary categories with the same name, or multiple categories within a subcategory with the same name, there could be an issue. In this case, if you had a default plug, it might have to add a number or something to make the category unique.