Just something small with Chemo's Ultimate SEO URL's

[tridean]

Hi All,

I've installed Ultimate SEO URL's without a hassle - thankyou Chemo

 

I was wondering though is it possible to remove the -c-xx from the URL at all?

 

I also see the following error message in my Configuration > SEO URL's at the top

Warning: call_user_func(tep_reset_cache_data_seo_urls) [function.call-user-func]: First argument is expected to be a valid callback in /home/tridean/public_html/oscommerce/admin/includes/functions/general.php on line 1199

 

whether it's going to do anything or not don't know but it's there

 

Cheers

Dean

[♥Vger]

In Configuration --> Ultimate SEO URL's just choose not to display the cPath.

 

Your other problem - you need to create a folder called 'cache' with permissions of 755.

 

Vger

[tridean]

In Configuration --> Ultimate SEO URL's just choose not to display the cPath.

 

Your other problem - you need to create a folder called 'cache' with permissions of 755.

 

Vger

 

Hi Vger,

This gets rid of the c-xx bit after the .html ext, but not before. Even with it turned off, so as not to display cpath, it still comes out like this example dolphin-figurines-c-xx.html

 

With the 'cache' folder, do I cretae that in the same directory as the general.php

oscommerce/admin/includes/functions/

 

thanks

Dean

[♥Vger]

You've still not set it right - this is something like what you should be seeing:

 

http://www.yourdomain.com/under-siege-p-9.html

 

You create a directory called 'cache' in the root of your osCommerce shop.

 

Vger

[tridean]

Hi Vger,

I'm a bit confused - that's what I'm trying to get rid of, the '-p-9'

 

p obviously stands for product and c for category.

Can I not change it so that in your example it would only show

 

http://www.yourdomain.com/under-siege.html

 

instead of

 

http://www.yourdomain.com/under-siege-p-9.html

 

Also thanks for the folder info

 

Dean

[tridean]

You've still not set it right - this is something like what you should be seeing:

 

http://www.yourdomain.com/under-siege-p-9.html

 

You create a directory called 'cache' in the root of your osCommerce shop.

 

Vger

 

Hi Vger,

I'm sorry but I may not be understanding you properly. I added a folder called 'cache' under the oscommerce folder

oscommerce/cache

 

but it still didn't get rid of the error message.

I'm sorry but sometimes I need a little more thorough instructions :blush:

[♥Vger]

It sounds as if you have not installed the contribution properly. Go through it again and make sure you follow all of the install instructions correctly. I suspect you have made a mistake in adding the code to the admin/includes/functions/general.php file.

 

You cannot remove the -p- because that is part of the rewriting applied by Ultimate SEO URL's.

 

Vger

[tridean]

It sounds as if you have not installed the contribution properly. Go through it again and make sure you follow all of the install instructions correctly. I suspect you have made a mistake in adding the code to the admin/includes/functions/general.php file.

 

You cannot remove the -p- because that is part of the rewriting applied by Ultimate SEO URL's.

 

Vger

 

Thanks Vger, I may have to anyway as I just get 404 errors when I clikc on any category pages anyway

 

Dean