Logout button redirect error
-
-
- Arifin FinLy
- Preeminent Rocketeer
- Posts: 17372
- Thanks: 18
-
Hmm, I am not sure why it always add index.php at
www.southbay.cc/resources/index.php
when logout. However, I might have an idea to trick it.
How about creating and index.php file and put it under resources folder then in that index.php put a redirection link to www.southbay.cc/resources/ so it will not produce 404 error anymore. How do you think?
-
-
-
- Mark0514
- Sr. Rocketeer
- Posts: 156
- Thanks: 2
-
That would be fine, but I wonder why its is looking for resources/index.php when it should be going to the home page. It almost like it is looking for a relative /index.php. Thats why it works on the home page??? In reality, that's where I want my logout redirect to go, and where it is set now. I dont know why it goes to
www.southbay.cc/resouces
at all, with or without the index.php
If we can trick it, that would be fine too.
-
-
-
- Arifin FinLy
- Preeminent Rocketeer
- Posts: 17372
- Thanks: 18
-
Mark0514 wrote:
That would be fine, but I wonder why its is looking for resources/index.php when it should be going to the home page. It almost like it is looking for a relative /index.php. Thats why it works on the home page??? In reality, that's where I want my logout redirect to go, and where it is set now. I dont know why it goes to www.southbay.cc/resouces at all, with or without the index.phpHmm, I am not too sure about this. Since I see you are not using the default Joomla login module, do you think the issue is related to it? Could you please test with the default login module and see whether we still have the same issue?
If we can trick it, that would be fine too.
-
-
-
- Arifin FinLy
- Preeminent Rocketeer
- Posts: 17372
- Thanks: 18
- Oh, that's not so good. Unfortunately, I don't have idea why it redirects to index.php which doesn't exist. Since this is more related to the Joomla core file (SEF feature), how about shooting this question in Joomla forum? In the meantime, you might want to try the workaround I suggested above.
-
-
-
- Mark0514
- Sr. Rocketeer
- Posts: 156
- Thanks: 2
-
I currently have a thread there
forum.joomla.org/viewtopic.php?f=428&t=5...irect+error#p2195678
but its already buried under hundreds of other posts
and at Jvitals jvitals.com/index.php?option=com_agora&t...&p=2&Itemid=2#p68112 were the last suggestion matches yours.
Could you please detail this workaround? I assume I just make a folder called resouces and place a file (index php) in there, but the syntax and the redirect I am not sure of.
Could you detail that workaround for me?
-
-
-
- Arifin FinLy
- Preeminent Rocketeer
- Posts: 17372
- Thanks: 18
-
Sure.
1) Create index.php file in the folder which give you 404 Error ( www.southbay.cc/resources/index.php )
2) Put this into the content:Please let me know the result<?php /* Redirect browser */ header("Location: http://www.southbay.cc/resources/"); exit; ?>
-
Time to create page: 0.056 seconds