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hi !
my url-rewriting is working properly, i’m using it with the "friendly alias path" option on, here are some of my website pages
/home.html
/folder/article.html
when i am on the home.html page, the "home" link in the dropmenu links to /home.html so no problem,
but when i am on the "article.html" page, the same link no longer links to /home.html but to folder/home.html which do no not exists ...
maybe it’s coming from my dropdown menu settings ? ( the only parameter i use is the depth of the menu ), or maybe i have to tweak my .htaccesss for the "friendly alias path" function to work properly
thanks
i’m not a native english speaker, sorry if there are any mistakes !
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I have no experience using the dropmenu, but to me it is sounding like you are using relative url’s. Is there a setting to use absolute url’s?
Purple
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You probably need to add a base href to your site header and it should all work.
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thanks for helping me, but how do i do that ?
i’m not a native english speaker, sorry if there are any mistakes !
Pikkitux.com Website about Ubuntu Linux, Website Creation, and many other how-tos, tips and tricks ... ( French Language, and of course Modx Powered ! )
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For reference, chucky’s original french post about this problem :
http://modxcms.com/forums/index.php/topic,2338.0.html
Chucky, you forgot to mention your host (OVH) is using a specific apache mod named mod_ort that changes the way mod_rewrite works
That could make things a little more complicated. See
http://guides.ovh.com/HtaccessModRewrite/contenu.html about mod_ort (sorry, it’s in french).
Now, how do you add a base href to your site header ? Easy, just add :
<base href="[(site_url)]" />
in the header of your template (that is, between the <head> and </head> tags).
:)
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thanks , it solved the problem !!!
bye
i’m not a native english speaker, sorry if there are any mistakes !
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Should have thought about it... I’ll update the french thread with Ryan’s solution
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