| Re: Make Xoops URLs professional |
| by seesoe on 2009/9/7 18:19:14 i can't get the xoops.js to be hidden using only this RewriteRule ^include/main.js$ /include/xoops.js [L] doesn't it need a smarty change? |
| Re: Make Xoops URLs professional |
| by kris_fr on 2008/5/15 18:50:45 Hi, Look this smarty plugin --> http://www.frxoops.org/modules/news/article.php?storyid=1491 @+ |
| Re: Make Xoops URLs professional |
| by trabis on 2008/4/22 0:08:41 I guess you mean [NC,L] |
| Re: Make Xoops URLs professional |
| by avtx30 on 2008/4/21 22:14:25 Quote:
It's not a typo. I purposely added the "<?php" so that you can be sure that these line of codes must be put at the very beginning of the mainfile.php. Quote:
After changing [L] to [R=301,L], what has to be changed in the mainfile.php? It did not work for me if only changed the Rewrite rules without changing the mainfile.php. It made a loop said Firefox. |
| Re: Make Xoops URLs professional |
| by antifmradio on 2008/4/21 21:59:18 atv your reqrite code is missing something its written if the person sepcifically types in the words news sns stuff and so on and that will redirect their browser to the correct pages however youll need to add this to the end flag chage this [L] to this [R=301,L] this way it doesnt matter if the person types in upper / lower / or mixed case words. |