gneate Posted March 21, 2006 Posted March 21, 2006 My ISP installed SSL on the server and suddenly all my links are missing the forward slash "/" between the domain name and php files. For example the links now look like this: https://www.mystore.comaccount.php; http://www.mystore.comshopping_cart.php. The slash between the .com and the php filename is missing. This is the case for both https and http I've checked the /includes/configure.php file and everything looks OK. I can understand that perhaps the https might have become corrupt but I can't understand why the http should be screwed up too. Can someone please suggest what could have gone wrong and how to fix the problem. Thank you
custodian Posted March 21, 2006 Posted March 21, 2006 My ISP installed SSL on the server and suddenly all my links are missing the forward slash "/" between the domain name and php files. For example the links now look like this: https://www.mystore.comaccount.php; http://www.mystore.comshopping_cart.php. The slash between the .com and the php filename is missing. This is the case for both https and http I've checked the /includes/configure.php file and everything looks OK. I can understand that perhaps the https might have become corrupt but I can't understand why the http should be screwed up too. Can someone please suggest what could have gone wrong and how to fix the problem. Thank you You configure.php is wrong. Post it here REMOVE DATABASE USER NAME AND PASSWORD BEFORE POSTING I'm going to guess that you HTTP CATALOG should have an / in it but is currently blank My Contributions Henry Smith
gneate Posted March 21, 2006 Author Posted March 21, 2006 You configure.php is wrong. Post it here REMOVE DATABASE USER NAME AND PASSWORD BEFORE POSTING I'm going to guess that you HTTP CATALOG should have an / in it but is currently blank Absolutely correct. Can't figure out how that happened. Thanks a lot.
custodian Posted March 21, 2006 Posted March 21, 2006 Absolutely correct. Can't figure out how that happened. Thanks a lot. No Problem. If you didn't have SSL originally, it didn't matter if the / was there on not and therefore was left blank. Once you installed SSL, it then needed a value My Contributions Henry Smith
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