my prestashop base site URL is - www.7color.eu. Some urls are showing in this way -
http://7color.eu/lang-en/12-t-shirt.html
http://7color.eu/lang-en/5-gift-item
http://7color.eu/lang-en/content/4-about-us and so on
But it was not like this. "lang-en" part was not in it. i don't understand when and how did it happen. Now i cannot remove this part. i tried to edit htaccess or re-generate it from admin. but no luck. i want the urls like -
http://7color.eu/12-t-shirt.html
http://7color.eu/5-gift-item
http://7color.eu/content/4-about-us etc.How can I do this? i need urgent help please.
I think perhaps it has to do with enabling the nice URL strings.
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Is there any setting for url limit in Yii 2?
Some of my urls are over 300 characters and I get a 403 Forbidden code;
http://website/servicii-de-proiectare-asistenta-tehnica-din-partea-proiectantului-pe-perioada-derularii-lucrarilor-si-executie-de-lucrari-pentru-proiectul-%E2%80%9Emodernizare-drumuri-comunale-dc----dc----si-dc---a-de-pe-raza-comunei-lunca-judetul-boto-ani%E2%80%9D-863506-switch.html
If I shorten the url, it works.
this is my urlmanager rule:
'<title:(.*)>-<id:([0-9]+)>-access-not-granted.html' => 'member/licitatii/access-not-granted',
I tried to find some information regarding this issue and surprisingly enough, I didn't found a thing regarding URL length permitted.
However, I found a Yii way to solve your issue: Short URL Yii extension presented here - http://www.yiiframework.com/extension/google-url-shortener/
Also, please read this documentation that better explains how Yii treats URL routs: http://www.larryullman.com/2013/02/18/understanding-routes-in-the-yii-framework/
I know this does not solve your problem directly, but hope it gets you somewhere!
L.E: Here you have the bitly extension for Short URL's: http://www.yiiframework.com/extension/bitly-url-shortener/
Keep on coding,
Ares.
Why would that rule apply to your URL? From what I can see your URL will never trigger that rule.
I do not think there is a limit with the string of the URL in Yii2, try deleting some of the first part of the string to test this. try with an url like
http://website/proiectul-%E2%80%9Emodernizare-drumuri-comunale-dc----dc----si-dc---a-de-pe-raza-comunei-lunca-judetul-boto-ani%E2%80%9D-863506-switch.html
You might have problems because you have diacritics in the URL, try without them.
For better security, I would like to rename the login url of my blog to something other than /wp-login.php. I found a plugin that would do the Job
http://wordpress.org/plugins/rename-wp-login/
But the problem is that it works only with non-default permalinks, which is a problem for me, because I use unicode names for my topics, which could make the link very long and messy with percent encoding. I wouldn't want to translate every link name to english... that's tedious!
Is there a way to hide wp-login.php and wp-admin from hackers without having to change the permalink form?
Thank you.
You can now use Rename wp-login.php plugin with any kind of permalink structure! ;)
I can suggest one great plugin that have plenty useful things in it and also what you want. And it uses other technique, that is not dependent on permalinks (in two words - it uses htaccess for all the magic).
It's called Better WP Security.
Here is the link
Why don't you use a permalink structure like this?
/%post_id%/
From long time i was tackiling with one issue.
some one trying to access my website using random password.
i got report of ip addresss, who hits wp-login.php files.
beside that i found .sd0 file in my root folder.
that file filled with some encrypted code.
I removed this and change my wp-login.php to wp-login-xx.php
After changed this file you required to change below file also to get proper execution.
search for wp-login.php and replace this with your assign name (wp-login-xx.php)
wp-login.php
wp-includes/general-template.php
wp-includes/pluggable.php
for better security also update wordpress with latest one.
I've seen many website doing this, for example in the address bar : we can type: someuser.twitter.com and it will automatically redirect us to twitter.com/someuser
I know this can be done using HTACCESS. Could some one help me please on what to write on the htaccess file in order to call example.domain.com instead of domain.com/example ?
Thank-you in advance
Look at this well explained topic:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/586129/create-subdomains-on-the-fly-with-htaccess-php
Im am working on a drupal website with acqui solar search. I have to use this url /search/apachesolr_search/, but I want to change it to 'search' instead.
If u create an alias, my search doesn't work anymore...
Can someone help met to write a function for the 'Mod rewrite' module or give another option?
Thanks in advance
I found a way to do it, using the menu_hook and callbacks.
You can read more about it here.
I've been tasked with making an already existing e-commerce site SE friendly - which in this case means (amongst other things) letting the user change the URL for each page/product through the back end.
The site is an old asp site running on IIS6. I've started looking into http://www.codeplex.com/IIRF and http://www.helicontech.com/isapi_rewrite/ , but I'm a bit dubious about how to let the user change the URLS without them going into the server and hard coding them.
Ionic's Isapi Rewrite Filter runs from a .ini file, so I'm thinking that I will get the back end of the site to write to this ini file based on form inputs.
Does anyone have any experience or advice with regard to this?
edit:server is dedicated
By change URL fro each page, I think you mean change slug, or do you actually mean URL.
Slug: www.somesite.com/products/{slug}
URL: www.somesite.com/{url}
Here is how I would do it.
Give an original structure like this:
www.somesite.com/products.aspx?id=23
with an end goal of it to look like
www.somesite.com/products/the-product-to-be-sold
Or better yet
www.somesite.com/products/23/the-product-to-be-sold
I would create a rule that looks like this.
RewriteRule /products/([0-9]+)/(.*) /products.asp?id=$1&slug=$2 [NC]
That way you don't have to change anything, the name is in the URL for SEO optimization, and the ID is still there too.