Hi all, I just downloaded the latest version of OpenCart for a new website Im developing. The link is here http://www.weareonfire.co.nz/kiwivelo/store/ and if you try and click on any of the products, the links dont work. This happens with the url aliasing on AND off in the admin. I havent changed any of the original opencart code. Kinda stuck at the moment. Can anyone give me some advice?
Thanks in advance.
Thanks for the reply Bruce, however it didnt make it work. I removed the lines first and then tried removing the whole .htaccess file. Is there a way to just disable the url aliasing completely? Because I just want to get the link to work at at least when I click on them, url aliased or not..
Yeah I tried turning it off in the admin too but it didn't work. Good news tho, I managed to disable the url aliasing in the controller file by commenting some code out. So the links work now, without the aliasing of course, but they work nonetheless. Thanks for your help and replies 
I've run into this issue on a test installation of 0.7.8 today. I just replaced url.php in library->environment with the version from 0.7.7 to get back to the standard urls and a working cart. Don't need friendly urls for the test site, which is just being used to experiment with templates.
Chris
Chris
Chris @ SiteE@se Web Design
I probably didn't test this issue as much as I could have done.
I have a few tricks to resolve these issues, which i'll probably release as 0.7.8a once I get a little bit of time to play.
I have a few tricks to resolve these issues, which i'll probably release as 0.7.8a once I get a little bit of time to play.
Please ignore that - it breaks the admin login .....siteease wrote: I just replaced url.php in library->environment with the version from 0.7.7 to get back to the standard urls and a working cart.
Chris
Chris @ SiteE@se Web Design
Hello
I'm having the same problem with pages not opening. Setting admin to no URL alias and deleting .htaccess doesn't work.
Can you tell me which controller file you edited and what code you commented out? I opened the url_alias.php file, assuming it might be that one but wouldn't have a clue what to comment out if its infact the right file to fiddle with.
Or any other easy fix if anyone could help please.
Thanks
I'm having the same problem with pages not opening. Setting admin to no URL alias and deleting .htaccess doesn't work.
Can you tell me which controller file you edited and what code you commented out? I opened the url_alias.php file, assuming it might be that one but wouldn't have a clue what to comment out if its infact the right file to fiddle with.
Or any other easy fix if anyone could help please.
Thanks
Here is how to be able to turn on and off url Aliases in admin for version (0.78)
In this file:
library/environment/url.php
change:
After having done this change you can get turn off the use of url rewrites simply by going into your shops admin under
Admin >. Configuration >> Settings
and set
Use URL Alias: to "false" if you can't or simply dont want to use url rewites on your server/hosting set-up
And if you later on change your mind and want to use them, then its just to switch them to "on" again in the admin.
If you have them set to "on" then also make sure that you have a correctly set-up .htaccess file in your shops main folder.
In this file:
library/environment/url.php
change:
toif (!preg_match('/\/admin\/index.php/',$_SERVER['PHP_SELF'])) {
if ((!preg_match('/\/admin\/index.php/',$_SERVER['PHP_SELF'])) && ($this->config->get('config_url_alias'))) {
After having done this change you can get turn off the use of url rewrites simply by going into your shops admin under
Admin >. Configuration >> Settings
and set
Use URL Alias: to "false" if you can't or simply dont want to use url rewites on your server/hosting set-up
And if you later on change your mind and want to use them, then its just to switch them to "on" again in the admin.
If you have them set to "on" then also make sure that you have a correctly set-up .htaccess file in your shops main folder.
I came accross the same issues while testing the new OpenCart 0.7.8 and posted a summary on http://code.google.com/p/open-cart/issues/detail?id=32 .
Notice that if you want URL Alias enabled, make sure also to include the 'RewriteBase' command in the '.htaccess' file:
Notice that if you want URL Alias enabled, make sure also to include the 'RewriteBase' command in the '.htaccess' file:
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# Please ensure register_globals is Off by uncommenting this line
#php_flag register_globals Off
# URL Alias - see install.txt
Options +FollowSymlinks
<IfModule mod_rewrite.c>
RewriteEngine On
# Put your installation directory here:
# If your URL is www.example.com/shop/, use /shop/
# If your URL is www.example.com/, use /
RewriteBase /juergen/opencart-0-7-8/
#OPENCART REWRITES START
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
RewriteRule ^(.*) index.php
#OPENCART REWRITES END
</IfModule>
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After having looked over the url functions in 0.78 ... i have some suggestions for the next version based on some mods i have done on my dev site.
Remove the code which rewrites the urls to a format like this:
YOUR-SHOP_URL/product/product_id/3
Its has no real function and does not really present any advantage over the orginal urls like:
YOUR-SHOP-URL/index.php?controller=product&product_id=3
Most if not all of the major search engines will index and rank such url styles about the same.
The url which on the other hand provide an advantage has some relevant keywords in them ....
So providing use url aliases is set to true ... Then url aliases should be autogenerated for atleast products and categories.
Also if someone comes to your site via a link in the old url style , redirect them to the new rewritten url alias address.
Remove the code which rewrites the urls to a format like this:
YOUR-SHOP_URL/product/product_id/3
Its has no real function and does not really present any advantage over the orginal urls like:
YOUR-SHOP-URL/index.php?controller=product&product_id=3
Most if not all of the major search engines will index and rank such url styles about the same.
The url which on the other hand provide an advantage has some relevant keywords in them ....
So providing use url aliases is set to true ... Then url aliases should be autogenerated for atleast products and categories.
Also if someone comes to your site via a link in the old url style , redirect them to the new rewritten url alias address.
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