It appears that CMSMS uses URLs without the .php extension and in my webserver configuration that results in 404 errors. If I explicitly use .php everything works. So clearly I have two options:
1) Make my webserver search for .php filetypes
2) Make CMSMS add .php to URLs
I don't know which is the right way and how to do it.
Problem with missing php extension getting "not found" 404 errors
Re: Problem with missing php extension getting "not found" 404 errors
When does it do that? It should use the .php extension when Pretty URL's aren't enabled.pwarwick wrote: It appears that CMSMS uses URLs without the .php extension
(the homepage link in the default content points to index.php?page=home for example)
Regards,
D
Re: Problem with missing php extension getting "not found" 404 errors
Yes, pretty URLs allows you to make a web site with the URLs you want. I suggest .html.
Pierre M.
Pierre M.
Re: Problem with missing php extension getting "not found" 404 errors
When I click on View Site from the Admin Panel it the URL is http://localhost/~patricia/cmsmadesimple-1.0.5/
This gives me the 404 error because my webserver is only looking for index.html. It does not find that.
I'm very much a NEWBIE as far as CMSMS is concerned so perhaps I am doing something dumb.
Thanks
This gives me the 404 error because my webserver is only looking for index.html. It does not find that.
I'm very much a NEWBIE as far as CMSMS is concerned so perhaps I am doing something dumb.
Thanks
Re: Problem with missing php extension getting "not found" 404 errors
Change the DirectoryIndex setting of your webserver so it will look for index.php. This is usually done for webservers with PHP support.pwarwick wrote: This gives me the 404 error because my webserver is only looking for index.html. It does not find that.
Somewhere in the server configuration file (mostly called httpd.conf - assuming it is running apache) you will find a line similar to this:
Add index.php to this line (when you place it after index.html the server will first look if a index.html file is present and show that, if not it will try index.php).DirectoryIndex index.html ...
Regards,
D
Re: Problem with missing php extension getting "not found" 404 errors
Thanks, that was the information that I was looking for. I am able to use View Site now. 
