Forums / Developer / double slash in urls
Noicokuna Niemoge
Friday 16 January 2009 2:17:27 am
Hi;
Just as the title says, after setting up RemoveSiteAccessIfDefaultAccess=enabled, my urls now look like:
http://www.site.com/index.php?//subpage
What's wrong? What should I change?
Also, is it possible to remove index.php without having access to Apache httpd.conf file?
Shiki soku ze ku...
Friday 16 January 2009 5:18:42 am
Hmm, anybody? It's quite intriguing...
I'm running eZ in php-fcgi mode.
Georg Franz
Friday 16 January 2009 5:42:59 am
Hi,
i've noticed the same, it seems to be a bug. Report it at http://issues.ez.no.
Best wishes, Georg. -- http://www.schicksal.com Horoskop website which uses eZ Publish since 2004
Friday 16 January 2009 5:46:07 am
Hey, hey, don't go away!
Maybe you also know any way to remove index.php from urls without having to setup the virtual host mode? :)
Regards!
Friday 16 January 2009 6:20:39 am
well, thats not possible. You need the virtual host mode for that.
André R.
Friday 16 January 2009 6:27:07 am
Searching for remove index.php gets you some useful threads, among other:http://ez.no/developer/forum/install_configuration/htaccess_removing_index_php_and_online_editor/
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Friday 16 January 2009 6:58:55 am
So it's not possible to get rid of index.php without virtual host setup? (André?)(just a simple question before I dig into the post you quoted)
If yes, that sucks o_O...
Other CMS'es have nice urls without dealing with virtual host settings, using only mod_rewrite...
Gaetano Giunta
Friday 16 January 2009 8:56:16 am
[SiteAccessSettings] # Set to true if you want to force VirualHost mode (with RewriteRules in apache) # If this is set to true nonVirtualHost mode will not work correctly ForceVirtualHost=false
With that set to true in site.ini, you will nott see anymore index.php in your generated urls.You do need rewrite rules to make sure everything is routed to index.php, though
Principal Consultant International Business Member of the Community Project Board
Sunday 18 January 2009 12:18:15 pm
Thanks for giving me hope, but I get 403 errors... well, I'll digg into all posts in forums and try to make a solution for my server environment. I'll write later what I'll come with. :)