Using CMSMS 1.11.9
Cataloger 0.11.1
Apache server
Used the .htaccess file from docs
change the config file.
I have pretty urls working on the regular pages that are set up as a catalog page. eg. http://www.starrtech.net/products/computers
But it does not work with pretty URLs on pages that are set as catalog. eg.
http://www.starrtech.net/index.php?page=support
Can someone please tell me how to get the pretty URLs to work with cataloger?
[Solved]Problem WIth Pretty URLs and cataloger
[Solved]Problem WIth Pretty URLs and cataloger
Last edited by astuke on Mon Jan 27, 2014 11:52 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Re: Problem WIth Pretty URLs and cataloger
Wild guess: already cleared the cache? (Site admin -> System Maintenance -> Cache and Content -> Clear
Same tab: Update routes (you never know)
Same tab: Update routes (you never know)
Re: Problem WIth Pretty URLs and cataloger
Yes, already done that, did it again just for grins, still no pretty URLs
Re: Problem WIth Pretty URLs and cataloger
I don't quite understand what you mean by "regular pages that are set up as a catalog page", and you should explain how did you set up pretty URL's in config.php. I just tested on my test installation and the menu shows pretty URL's on ALL pages, including all types of Cataloger pages. How are those links generated on your site? Menu Manager (i.e. {menu} tag)? And btw, you should update Cataloger... it's already V 0.11.3.astuke wrote:I have pretty urls working on the regular pages that are set up as a catalog page. eg. http://www.starrtech.net/products/computers
But it does not work with pretty URLs on pages that are set as catalog. eg.
http://www.starrtech.net/index.php?page=support
Can someone please tell me how to get the pretty URLs to work with cataloger?
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Re: Problem WIth Pretty URLs and cataloger
I just updated it to 11.3 same issue.
Its any page where my content type is set to catalog page
Its any page where my content type is set to catalog page
Re: Problem WIth Pretty URLs and cataloger
It works for me and you are not providing enough data for me to try to reproduce it.
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Re: Problem WIth Pretty URLs and cataloger
I figured it out, it's in my template, the links on my buttons are going to <a href="index.php?page=products"
when it should just say /products.
Sorry, I didn't create this site, I'm trying to work my way through it.
I'm hoping that fixes my SEO data also.
when it should just say /products.
Sorry, I didn't create this site, I'm trying to work my way through it.
I'm hoping that fixes my SEO data also.
Re: [Solved]Problem WIth Pretty URLs and cataloger
You should not hardcode those urls
Use {cms_selflink href='products'}
That way it will automatically work in any situation as long as the alias is 'products'.
By the way, I would expect that Menu Manager is used for a menu.
Use {cms_selflink href='products'}
That way it will automatically work in any situation as long as the alias is 'products'.
By the way, I would expect that Menu Manager is used for a menu.