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Get rid of siteaccess in default siteaccess

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James Packham

Thursday 06 May 2004 2:07:44 am

Say I have two siteaccesses:

user (default)
admin

Currently when I browse the <b>user</b> site I can access any page without the siteaccess in the url for example:

www.mydomain.com/aboutme gives the same result as www.mydomain.com/user/aboutme

However when I browse around the site all links include the siteaccess in the url - is there a way to get rid of this, without changing the siteaccess to host?

Thanks in advance,

James

Jan Borsodi

Tuesday 11 May 2004 12:04:59 am

There is no way without modifying the kernel code.

If you open the <i>access.php</i> file in an editor and look for the lines

    if ( $access['type'] == EZ_ACCESS_TYPE_URI )
    {
        include_once( 'lib/ezutils/classes/ezsys.php' );
        eZSys::addAccessPath( $name );
    }

If you change it to

    if ( $access['type'] == EZ_ACCESS_TYPE_URI )
    {
        $defaultAccess = $ini->variable( 'SiteSettings', 'DefaultAccess' );
        if ( $access['name'] != $defaultAccess )
        {
            include_once( 'lib/ezutils/classes/ezsys.php' );
            eZSys::addAccessPath( $name );
        }
    }

it might work.

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James Packham

Tuesday 11 May 2004 2:13:58 am

Thanks Jan, but it didn't work :( Here's my output:

Parse error: parse error, expecting `T_VARIABLE' in /var/www/html/ezdir/access.php on line 47
Fatal error: Call to undefined function: accesstype() in /var/www/html/ezdir/index.php on line 301

I tried playing around, by moving the ezsys.php into out of the new if, but didn't have any luck. I'll probably have a deeper look into this later on and see if there are any further hacks necessary. I think it's worth figuring out though, as a lot of us are on constrictive hosting packages, where it can be difficult to modfiy the DNS appropiately.

Regards,

James

Jan Borsodi

Wednesday 12 May 2004 6:12:01 am

Are you sure you replaced just the lines I mentioned?
The error message says that there is something wrong with the PHP code in access.php,
perhaps there is a missing curly bracket (or one too many).

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