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    Quote from: Hart at Oct 19, 2005, 10:57 AM

    The link http://hart.webzzanine.net/ . Go to "site web" ===>"(1.0....)".
    Try getting rid of the space in "site web". Make it site_web instead. Although I’m not sure if that has anything to do with it. but spaces in URLs are not good.

    Hm. Tried it myself with a space in the URL and it worked fine. So that’s not the issue. Still, not a good thing.
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      Zaigham (aka zi) Reply #12, 21 years ago
      I think you should contact your webhost.

      It seems your host is using framed advertisements on site, this is causing manager to stop working !

      regards,

      zi
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        When I click on the "manager" link the url keep appending "?" at the end of "manager/"

        That is strange!
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          Could it also be a badly configured attempt to use Friendly Urls? I noticed that the "home" page appears to be in the root, while actually it’s two levels in. I once forgot to set the .htaccess file to disable the rewrite for my manager folder, and it trashed the manager; I forget exactly what it did, though.
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            I think I change my webhost.
            Thanks
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