 Hello Folks,
I just ran a new install and when I load a module I keep getting a /m in the url string. There is not /m dirrectory in my files and I don't know why the module install is adding it..
An example of the url string is: (My url)//m/groups/home/
Im sure its something easy but I normally use Joomla and an moving to Boonex for this new site... Jagger |
/m stands for the /modules folder. in .htaccess file in the root folder you will see all the url rewrites for /m links https://dolphin-techs.com - Skype: Dolphin Techs |
Hi Jay, thank you for responding. Is there a reason for the rewrite with the /m or can I simply drop it or change it to /modules in the .htaccess file? Or perhaps there is a configuration setting I am missing for SEO friendly url strings. Jagger |
I think I found the explanation in another post. I think the .htaccess did not upload on the install. I just ftp-ed the file up and things seem to be working now.... Jagger |
in the admin section of your site - advanced settings - permalinks: you can turn off permalinks for a particular module - and it will show without the m in the url - then you may probably end up turning it nack on because the url was shortened for a reason. caredesign.net |
That's even worse ... then it shows www.yoursite.com/modules/?r=news/index/
in the admin section of your site - advanced settings - permalinks: you can turn off permalinks for a particular module - and it will show without the m in the url - then you may probably end up turning it nack on because the url was shortened for a reason.
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