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Re: Professionalising the URL addresses
  • 2009/8/7 23:53

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Hello mboyden thanks for ur reply.
I will try to explain what I mean.

I have a both the .com and .org domain names for my website. I use the .org directory as a back up for teh .com version. Whenever i try to bring some changes in teh website first i try them on teh backup version (.org) when these changes are successful then i pass them on to .com version.

I have one hosting account and within the headdirectory of the hosting account i have two XOOPS installations within two different folders ( dotorg and dotcom folders).

I have tried this URL professionalisation on the backup version and as explained in my earlier post it worked. Now i want to implement the URL professionalisation to the .com version which gives me the following error.

Not Found
The requested URL /contact/ was not found on this server.

Additionally, a 404 Not Found error was encountered while trying to use an ErrorDocument to handle the request.
Apache/1.3.33 Server at xxxxxxxxxxx.com Port 80

I cant make another .htaccess file because there is already one in the headdirectory of teh hosting for the backup version. Since both teh websites are teh same I modified only the xoRewriteModule.ini.php and header.php files of the dotcom version but it gave me teh error above.


I ( think) the place of .htaccess file is dependent on servers. In some servers you can place it within the website folder in others it should be in the headdirectory.

I hope to have made it clear by what i meant with my last post. I will be looking forward to ur reply.





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Re: Professionalising the URL addresses
  • 2009/8/7 22:25

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here is link for cheking de mod_rewrite option

checking the mod_rewrite option



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Re: Professionalising the URL addresses
  • 2009/8/7 22:23

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Geopro i think u make the same mistake as i have made. read what i have done and u will get through with it.



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Re: Professionalising the URL addresses
  • 2009/8/7 22:21

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Hello mboyden

For the past couple of hours me and a friend had been busy with ur instructions and it worked. There were some unnecessary mistakes.

1: Instead of uploading the class, Frameworks and smarty folder into the rootfolder I had uploaded the whole hackfolder xoRewriteModule.

2: The .htaccess file was something like this:
RewriteEngine On
RewriteRule ^newmoddir1/(.*)$ /modules/oldmoddir1/$1 [QSA,L]
RewriteEngine On
RewriteRule ^newmoddir2/(.*)$ /modules/oldmoddir2/$1 [QSA,L]

it should be like

RewriteEngine On
RewriteRule ^newmoddir1/(.*)$ /modules/oldmoddir1/$1 [QSA,L]
RewriteRule ^newmoddir2/(.*)$ /modules/oldmoddir2/$1 [QSA,L]

( I n your instructions it says "create similar lines for other modules." this was wrongly interpretated.

at last the .htaccess files was not in teh right place. I had ulpoaded it to the folder of the website( i have two domain names one is .com another one is .org. one of them is meant as backup for the main website that is the reason for different folders. websites within the same hosting account). This hsould have been uploaded to the headdirectory folder. For the moment it works.

But there is small trouble. I have tried to change the url adress of the main website it gives me error that the urls cannot be found on this server. Does it has something to do with the .htaccess file which is placed in the headdirectory?? It would be something tha both of the website use the same .htaccess file! How could I get rid of this problem?




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Re: Professionalising the URL addresses
  • 2009/8/7 19:40

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Hello Webmystar

I have done exactly the same. In my first post I have mentioned the link to instructions of Mark Boyden. But still i keep this error.



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Re: Professionalising the URL addresses
  • 2009/8/7 18:00

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Hello Ghia

Yes Apache rewriting is enabled. the result sis teh following message in a blanco page.


This page cannot be displayed due to an internal error.

You can provide the following information to the administrators of this site to help them solve the problem:

Error: Smarty error: [plugin] could not load plugin file 'outputfilter.xoRewriteModule.php' (core.load_plugins.php, line 118)


I have searched in in google but could not find specific info about it with.




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Professionalising the URL addresses
  • 2009/8/7 13:35

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Hello Everybody
Since last week I have been busy with changing the URL adrdesses of different modules in my website.
for example replacing the following url address

www.forexample.com/modules/smartsection/

with the fowllowing

www.forexample.com/articles/

I have been using the method which can be found here. I have done exactly what has been written in this article but without nay mentionable results.

Mark Boyden

I was wondering if there are people out there who knows more about this procedure and could help me complete this task. As it is the last step of putting my website online.

I will be looking forward to ur replies.






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