Dizkus

I see this topic has been addressed, but I cannot seem to find the answer that I am looking for. Sorry if this seems redundant.

First off, PN .764, and AutoTheme theme is what I am using with ATLite .87.

It is odd, but the Xanthia .htaccess file works somewhat, while the AutoTheme one (htmlV4.htacess, renamed) does not. Thats weird, don't you think?

I get this:


When trying to use the AutoTheme .htaccess version.

I tried to enable legacy support - no luck.

The extension .html and has been configured appropriately.

Can anyone give me some direction here? Although the URLS are certainly readable now, they are still very long, and do not reflect the pages - but have story Ids in the URL, with no hint as to what the file is.

SO I suppose its really 2 problems, and I assume that the second problem will clear up after I solve the first - That is, why the Xanthia .htaccess file works to some degree, but not the AutoTheme .htaccess file.

Any hints greatly appreciated.

LexScripta





edited by: lexscripta, Jan 23, 2008 - 08:15 PM

What are the differences between the files? A small error in the .htaccess file will give you the internal error. Start off with the xanthia htaccess file and subsequently add statements from the AutoTheme file that is different. At some point you will get the internal error. You have at least pinpointed the error location then.

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http://www.erikspaan.nl
http://www.avwijchen.nl

Involved in: BlankTheme, StoriesExt, Menu templates, SmugView and zikula.nl

Ok, but this seems weird, since it is an AutoTheme - crashing with the .htaccess file that was designed to work with it.

Yes, sounds weird indeed. But keep in mind that not every option you can set in htaccess is allowed with every webhost.
So it could be that it works ok with other people,

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http://www.erikspaan.nl
http://www.avwijchen.nl

Involved in: BlankTheme, StoriesExt, Menu templates, SmugView and zikula.nl

Ok, noticed this line at the top of the .htaccess file



I tried to set it to on, and that didn't work, so I merely commented it out, and now it works.

I don't see any improvement in the length of names, or their relevance though - which is what I was after.

The ProductReviews module names look like this:

http://www.mysite-here.org/module-ProdReviews-showcontent-id-7.html

Is there a way to make this shorter? is the title hack supposed to address this issue?

LexScripta