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I followed the instructions for utilizing HD SEO and created the following rewrite rule in my .htaccess:
RewriteRule ^ecom-catshow/Urban-Design-Pendants\.html$ http://www.outcastgirls.com/Urban-Design-Pendants [L,R=permanents]
RewriteRule ^Urban-Design-Pendants$ /ecom-catshow/Urban-Design-Pendants.html
RewriteRule ^(.*)-(.*)/(.*)\.html index.php?app=$1&ns=$2&ref=$3 [L,PT]
When I clicked on the Urban Design Jewelry ( I changed it from "pendants" to "jewelry" awhile ago but that can't be the problem) category I got the following error message:
What have I done wrong?
Thanks!
P.S. The rewrite rule is currently removed from the .htaccess until I solve the problem.
P.S.S. The SEO is turned to "true", everything is set as necessary.
Last edited by OutcastGirls (09-11-2009 10:31:15)
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Nope, that didn't work
Same error.
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In the same rule you don't have a / in the first part (what your looking for) so you wouldn't need it in the second part
RewriteRule ^Urban-Design-Pendants$ ecom-catshow/Urban-Design-Pendants\.html
John
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A LOT of people are having the same issue (I had it myself), with the same fix in every case. Why hasn't the manual been updated with these rules that make it work?
Thanks for repeatedly posting the fix for people John.
Craig
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I tried your last suggestion and it didn't work... and then I noticed that I have typed "[L,R=permanents]" instead of "[L, R=permanent]" ... one extra "s" at the end messed up everything.. LOL
Now it works fine. Thanks as always, John!
But one last question: Do I have to change the links to all 90 products that I currently have? It doesn't seem that they change automatically...
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OMG... I'm gonna need a drink... lol
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90 isn't bad at all. There's some folks here that have thousands
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