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Since your on Apache your root folder would have contained a file called ht.access that needs to be renamed .htaccess in order for the mod_rewrite rules to be read. Then for the second one have you manually delete all the files in the {root}/core/cache/* folder as well?
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Also, clear your browser cache *and cookies*. A leftover cookie can cause all kinds of weirdness in the Manager.
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Also check the freeze url setting on the settings page. I had an issue two weeks ago, where duplicated pages were keeping the static url -- even though they were never set.
I had to put a check mark in the freeze url and erase the link that presented. Then saved the resource again to get it to correct.
Thanks for all your answer.
I deleted the directory : {root}/core/cache/* and all my problems were solved. I can create a new document (and not only quick document), friendly URL work.
Thank you all
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Quote from: wanton_l at Jun 05, 2013, 06:40 AMThanks for all your answer.
I deleted the directory : {root}/core/cache/* and all my problems were solved. I can create a new document (and not only quick document), friendly URL work.
Thank you all
Great, thanks for posting back to let us know.
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