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10 years 1 week ago #3301
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I'm developing a site with two templates and have run into an issue that appears tied to Item IDs for categories. I'm looking for a way to redirect all category links to the SEF URL, so for example:
[Site Root]/10-category-name/11-article-name
would redirect to
[Site Root]/category-name/11-article-name
My problem is that if the category ID appears in the URL, the site loads the wrong template. By redirecting to the SEF URL, it loads the correct template.
What type of redirect would this be, a 301 or internal?
[Site Root]/10-category-name/11-article-name
would redirect to
[Site Root]/category-name/11-article-name
My problem is that if the category ID appears in the URL, the site loads the wrong template. By redirecting to the SEF URL, it loads the correct template.
What type of redirect would this be, a 301 or internal?
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10 years 1 week ago #3302
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Hi,
ReDJ can do this and you can do with a 301 or a 200 (internal) redirect. Consider that the latter is available only on the Enterprise version. In any case, it is better to first try a rule with a 301 to see if it works, then change to 200. The redirection rule is:
Kind regards,
Luigi
ReDJ can do this and you can do with a 301 or a 200 (internal) redirect. Consider that the latter is available only on the Enterprise version. In any case, it is better to first try a rule with a 301 to see if it works, then change to 200. The redirection rule is:
From URL: ^/10-category-name/
To URL: {scheme}://{siteurl}/category-name/{pathltrim /10-category-name/}{queryfull}
Request only: true (checked)Kind regards,
Luigi
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9 years 4 months ago #4055
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I'm curious, did you ever figure out why the category ID was appearing in your SEF URLs. I'm having a bugger of a time configuring Smart Search because it is doing exactly what you described despite all my efforts to make it work. There's no reason for Joomla to add the leading category ID when I've defined all of my categories and articles in menu items. Very strange.
Replied by bonaventure on topic Can ReDJ do this?
I'm developing a site with two templates and have run into an issue that appears tied to Item IDs for categories. I'm looking for a way to redirect all category links to the SEF URL, so for example:
[Site Root]/10-category-name/11-article-name
would redirect to
[Site Root]/category-name/11-article-name
My problem is that if the category ID appears in the URL, the site loads the wrong template. By redirecting to the SEF URL, it loads the correct template.
What type of redirect would this be, a 301 or internal?
I'm curious, did you ever figure out why the category ID was appearing in your SEF URLs. I'm having a bugger of a time configuring Smart Search because it is doing exactly what you described despite all my efforts to make it work. There's no reason for Joomla to add the leading category ID when I've defined all of my categories and articles in menu items. Very strange.
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9 years 4 months ago - 9 years 4 months ago #4057
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As far as I know, Joomla routing for content needs the category id and the article id to work, unless you associate the article or the category to a menu item. Check yourself the router.php file inside the com_content folder.
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9 years 4 months ago #4060
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This does seem odd. I got the search to work by assigning the search results page to the correct template, and making sure every single category is in a menu, hidden or otherwise. I don't have any IDs showing up for categories anymore, but they do still show up for articles that aren't included on a menu. I find it annoying! One workaround is installing the "add to menu" plugin by NoNumber, so at least it's easy to add everything to a menu.
Replied by LMKWeb on topic Can ReDJ do this?
I'm curious, did you ever figure out why the category ID was appearing in your SEF URLs. I'm having a bugger of a time configuring Smart Search because it is doing exactly what you described despite all my efforts to make it work. There's no reason for Joomla to add the leading category ID when I've defined all of my categories and articles in menu items. Very strange.
This does seem odd. I got the search to work by assigning the search results page to the correct template, and making sure every single category is in a menu, hidden or otherwise. I don't have any IDs showing up for categories anymore, but they do still show up for articles that aren't included on a menu. I find it annoying! One workaround is installing the "add to menu" plugin by NoNumber, so at least it's easy to add everything to a menu.
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9 years 4 months ago #4061
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I found the problem.
My menu items were assigned to "Special" during development. The router appended the category ID (I assume) so that it could deny anyone that wasn't an administrator. One would think that it should work for the admin while logged in. In any event, as soon as I made my menu items public, flushed smart search results, and re-indexed, everything worked as expected. Thank you all for your suggestions.
My menu items were assigned to "Special" during development. The router appended the category ID (I assume) so that it could deny anyone that wasn't an administrator. One would think that it should work for the admin while logged in. In any event, as soon as I made my menu items public, flushed smart search results, and re-indexed, everything worked as expected. Thank you all for your suggestions.
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