Be sure you renamed ht.access to .htaccess in the site root.
If it still doesn’t work, check the "rewrite base" line in the .htaccess file. If your site is in a subdirectory, you may need to put the path to the subdirectory in that line.
FYI, the reason nothing changes is that you have your home page set as the error (page not found) page in System Settings. Whenever a page isn’t found, you’ll end up there.
Yes, my site is really in a subdirectory, subdirectory name is cssleads.com. I’ve turned off Friendly Url’s and deleted .htaccess, now site works fine in Opera and Safari, but not in firefox, ie and chrome.
With .htaccess, when rewrite base is /cssleads.com/ it doesn’t works too.., what’s the problem?
Hi
In your .htaccess your rewrite base should NOT end with a slash (/)
When you create a link, you can see in the status bar of your browser (at least with FF or Chrome) the address it tries to reach...
You should check at it and adjust your htaccess file...
Cheers
The rewrite base should be the name of the subdirectory, not the name of the domain. The initial "/" stands for the domain.
Quote from: nick_ny at Sep 25, 2010, 03:27 PM
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That will do it.
Glad you got it sorted.