changing your .htaccess file?
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- GollumX
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hi natalie,
good too see your problem is fixed.
the ItemId thingy is a new feature. You can turn it off in the Artio JoomSEF configuration page. (See"reappend source itemid" attached")
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- Natalie D.
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yep... phew, that did it
it's so nice when there's such an easy solution..
youhaveagoodaytoo Gollum!
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- William E Dooley
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I got around to making the change today..just did the www change as a start, then renamed the file .htacess. Doesn't seem to have worked, when i type in domain.biz, it goes there. Shouldn't it force
www.domain.biz
into my address bar? Also, the REALLY BAD PART!LOL I cannot access the .htaccess file anymore:( I tried it through joomlaxplorer and it took my to an error page:
ERROR(S):
.htaccess: You are not allowed to access this file.
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Tried to see it with fireftp and it isn't even showing up in my list.
Going to see if i can see it from my hosts webshell..I HOPE!
Any advice gollumx?
Thanks,
David Henderson
Edit: Well I could see it with the webshell, but could not edit it..so I tried changing the name back to htaccess.txt and that worked..WHEW! So guess I have to change it to txt to edit, then rename.
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- Yves
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.htaccess is hidden. Configure fireftp to show hidden files:
1. Run fireFTP
2. Select Preferences (Alt+R)
3. Select the "General" tab
4. Select "Show Hidden Files"
5. Click "OK" - Yves
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- SureLurksalot
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Server: Microsoft-IIS/5.0
Date: Tue, 27 Feb 2007 18:07:57 GMT
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Crap wish you were on Apache/Linux...Not sure you can even use .htaccess on IIS
Any IIS/ASP SEF gurus around?
If Yves suggestion doesn't help maybe permissions hell err I mean Problem........ ???
edit: decided to make the IIS thing bold to get someones attention....... - Last Edit: 17 years 8 months ago by SureLurksalot.
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- William E Dooley
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- Hmm didn't know I was on IIS..back to the beginning of setting up this SEF then. It has seperate instructions for IIS. I figured I was apache.
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- SureLurksalot
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It sure looks like IIS according to the page response headers:
Response Headers - www.cleanmywater.biz/
Server: Microsoft-IIS/5.0
Date: Tue, 27 Feb 2007 19:50:57 GMT
X-Powered-By: ASP.NET, PHP/4.4.1
Connection: close
Expires: Mon, 26 Jul 1997 05:00:00 GMT
Last-Modified: Tue, 27 Feb 2007 19:50:56 GMT
Cache-Control: no-store, no-cache, must-revalidate, post-check=0, pre-check=0
Pragma: no-cache
Content-Type: text/html
200 OK - Do not go where the path may lead, go instead where there is no path and leave a trail.
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- William E Dooley
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Ah yes, now I remember. My hosting offers both linux and windows hosting. I have the biggest account htey offer for unlimited everything on the linux, which consists of only 10 domains. They had a deal on the windows hosting that was the same thing, but had 40 domains available. So I grabbed one of those accounts also.That must be the problem:( So does anyone know how you can force a redirect from domain.com to
www.domain.com
on an IIS server? Similar to what you can do with the rewrite in the htaccess file on an apache server?
Thanks,
David Henderson
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