SE Freindly URLs in v.3.0 bug?(FIXED)

[justb]

how do I not have the current build if I have 3.0????

Plus, I still have this problem

Brian

Originally Posted by omegatron

You dont have the current build so do not worry about this thread.

I will be releasing a Reviewpost tomorow with this fix and the final VB 3.5 code

[Arnie]

The build date is shown on the member's download page. There's no way to check other than by file dates what version you have as the product number is not incremented with each minor release/fix.

[justb]

updating to the software release from today fixed my problem, thanks for all the support.

Brian

[clockwood8494]

In the Breadcrumb navigation menu, the 3rd level link is not SEF and shows the query string.

For example, in this breadcrumb menu the Sub-Cat is not SEF.
Reviews >> Main Cat 1 >> Sub-Cat

I did the 3.1 update.

[Chuck S]

Try changing line 1368 of pp-inc.php from this

Content visible to verified customers only.

to this

Content visible to verified customers only.

[Acido]

Hi Omegatron!

I'm a very new customer (i purchase and download reviewpost yesterday).
I read this thread, but still i'm having troubles to get the friendlys URL's working.
Stupid question.... it's require a .htaccess to work? If yes, i dont have the .htaccess in the downloaded package.

My installation URL is : http://www.webconferencia.net/reviews/
Only one product as test, and i turn off the SE Friendly to browse categories correctly.
When i turn on the SEF, the URL of the category change to: http://www.webconferencia.net/reviews/showcat.php/cat/2
But it end in a 404 error.

Except that, i'm very happy with the software
Thanx!

[Chuck S]

hey buddy okay let's see if we can get ya rolling

This thread is simple about a few url's user's saw that needed converting. If your server does not process the urls say going to a 404 page not found error the try placing in an htaccess file or alter your apache config file httpd.conf file and add something like this

AllowPathInfo On

[WB]

Acido:

If you are using Apache 2.x, use:

AcceptPathInfo On

The Allow command omegatron mentioned in his prior post is Apache 1.3.x specific from what we've seen.

[Acido]

Originally Posted by WB

Acido:

If you are using Apache 2.x, use:

AcceptPathInfo On

The Allow command omegatron mentioned in his prior post is Apache 1.3.x specific from what we've seen.

Indeed is a server issue for my case. We are woking on that, and i'll post a report when it be solved for further reference.
Thank you !