blr044 Posted May 12, 2008 Posted May 12, 2008 On the product listing page, the next page link will not work. But if I was to move mouse over a numbered page, it will display in the task bar. It doesn't make a difference if I a page number or next. Now I did add that back button link, so it would take me back, but I did remove it. The version of osc is 2.2-RC2a and my website islocated here. Any help will be appreciated. Thanks blr044
blr044 Posted May 12, 2008 Author Posted May 12, 2008 On the product listing page, the next page link will not work. But if I was to move mouse over a numbered page, it will display in the task bar. It doesn't make a difference if I a page number or next. Now I did add that back button link, so it would take me back, but I did remove it. The version of osc is 2.2-RC2a and my website islocated here. Any help will be appreciated. Thanks blr044 I have tried product listing, next/previous. Even did search with google. If any any ideas or maybe I should of posted this in another thread? The next and previous pages works with new products, but not the catalog listing.
Jan Zonjee Posted May 12, 2008 Posted May 12, 2008 I have tried product listing, next/previous. Even did search with google. If any any ideas or maybe I should of posted this in another thread? The next and previous pages works with new products, but not the catalog listing. It has something to do with your SEO url's contribution and I have seen the error and a solution mentioned before but don't know if it was for the one you are using (nor do I remember what the solution actually was).
mrjd1410 Posted May 12, 2008 Posted May 12, 2008 It has something to do with your SEO url's contribution and I have seen the error and a solution mentioned before but don't know if it was for the one you are using (nor do I remember what the solution actually was). It wasn't a good solution just a quick fix involved changing include/classes/seo.php about line 1073 from function requested_page() { $protocol = ((int) $_SERVER['SERVER_PORT'] === 443)? 'https://' : 'http://'; $current_page = $protocol . $_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'] . ((!empty($_SERVER['REQUEST_URI']))? $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'] : ''); $current_page = substr($current_page, strlen(HTTP_SERVER)); if (($pos = strpos($current_page, "?osCsid")) !== FALSE) $current_page = substr($current_page, 0, $pos).'<br>'; if ($current_page[0] == "/") $current_page = substr($current_page, 1); change !!!!! return $current_page; !!!!!........... to (return $return;) or (return $url;) I am not sure how advanced version E is I personally went back to version D this involves swapping the classes/seo.php and possibly adjusting the html output code the above fix will work temporarily but as far as I remember it could cause problems with google and the redirects. I suggest you change back to version D.
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