Where is the code for Prev/Next Split Page Navigation

26 Apr 2008, 9:06 PM

New Zenner

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Where is the code for Prev/Next Split Page Navigation

I am having a problem with Prev/Next Split Page Navigation . I have 1.3.8 installed, Linux server, php5.

Where can i find the code for this. I am trying to find why I am getting a URL like this http://sexytoyzboutique.com/toystore/index.php/main_page/index/toystore/index.php/cPath/1_3/sort/20a//page/2

Notice the repeats, especially this part. sort/20a//page/2

Has anyone else come across this?

:censored::censored:

Annie

26 Apr 2008, 9:49 PM

turtledove53

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Re: Where is the code for Prev/Next Split Page Navigation

turtledove53:

I am having a problem with Prev/Next Split Page Navigation . I have 1.3.8 installed, Linux server, php5.

Where can i find the code for this. I am trying to find why I am getting a URL like this http://sexytoyzboutique.com/toystore/index.php/main_page/index/toystore/index.php/cPath/1_3/sort/20a//page/2

Notice the repeats, especially this part. sort/20a//page/2

Has anyone else come across this?

:censored::censored:

I need to elevate this to a red flag!! I REALLY need help with this!! PLEASE!!!

Annie

26 Apr 2008, 10:09 PM

drbyte

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Re: Where is the code for Prev/Next Split Page Navigation

Maybe you need to turn off the various mods you've installed which are causing you problems, such as SEO or whatever you're using.

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