Just a chance did you clear cache and browser cache maybe the problem after you enable furl.
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allanb;
Yes, when working on a site, I always clear the cache after making a change to the code or settings.
Thanks for the thought though.
I am going to fully implement FURL as in the help file, and see if that changes anything.
Cheers,
HalD
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Have you renamed the ht.access file to .htaccess and made sure everything in there is set correctly?
Working on it.
Haven’t had the time until now to do it. I had never modified the ht.access file at all.
I’ll post again when I see the results.
I don’t like FURL after reading the many posts on the problems it causes.
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OhOh!
I modified a copy of the ht.access and renamed it .htaccess and now I cannot even get into the manager.
I am running at the moment on my PC using XAMPP and the address is "localhost/"
To what, should this code be changed to, when running on "localhost" ?
# Force all pages to go to www.domain.com for SEO
RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} !^www\.DOMAINNAME\.TLD [NC]
RewriteRule (.*) http://www.DOMAINANME.TLD/$1 [R=301,L]
Thanks,
HalD
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