But isn’t the folder actually named ‘The Science’? You need to make that the-science or the_science – no space. That’s what I’m referring to. Freeway should only be providing links to content at its URL – whatever that URL is. The %20 is the browser-generated escape for a space, Freeway isn’t adding that in any way. But your URLs should be entirely without spaces, then you won’t have to worry about this particular issue.
Walter
Hi Walter,
I changed all of the Content Related Folder names (removed the spaces and added a - (i.e., “The-Science”).
However, I’m still getting the same 404 Error when searching from any page that is in a Content Related Folder???
As before, the Search results page URL is showing the Content Related Folder name before “sitesearch.php…” ???
Is the folder virtual, then? Should it be in the querystring portion of the URL, as in ?folder=The-Science rather than being presented as a real folder? The thing is, SSS only indexed files it can navigate to, so the question here is how that URL is being presented during indexing?
I believe that SSS can only index actual static pages that are generated in Freeway, not virtual pages, so this is probably the entire problem here.
Walter
On Apr 7, 2014, at 11:52 AM, Roy Gardiner wrote:
On 7 Apr 2014, 2:53 pm, waltd wrote:
But isn’t the folder actually named ‘The Science’? You need to make that the-science or the_science – no space. That’s what I’m referring to. Freeway should only be providing links to content at its URL – whatever that URL is. The %20 is the browser-generated escape for a space, Freeway isn’t adding that in any way. But your URLs should be entirely without spaces, then you won’t have to worry about this particular issue.
Walter
Hi Walter,
I changed all of the Content Related Folder names (removed the spaces and added a - (i.e., “The-Science”).
However, I’m still getting the same 404 Error when searching from any page that is in a Content Related Folder???
As before, the Search results page URL is showing the Content Related Folder name before “sitesearch.php…” ???
Is the folder virtual, then? Should it be in the querystring portion of the URL, as in ?folder=The-Science rather than being presented as a real folder? The thing is, SSS only indexed files it can navigate to, so the question here is how that URL is being presented during indexing?
I believe that SSS can only index actual static pages that are generated in Freeway, not virtual pages, so this is probably the entire problem here.
Walter
All of the Content Related Folders were created in Freeway and are sub folders of the Freeway Site Folder.
SSS is indexing the content of all the pages created including those in the Content Related Folders. So I don’t think that it is an indexing issue. For example, if you search “heel pain” on the index page: http://test.advancedbarefoot.com/ (which is not located in a sub folder) everything works as it should and you are taken to the Search Results page where the top 6 results shown are all links to pages located in various Content Related Folders.
Does this issue happen when you are using a search field on one of the pages inside the subfolder, or when you start at the outside? It sounds as though the search form is pointed at a relative URL of sitesearch.php, rather than an absolute URL of /sitesearch.php. The 404 is coming from trying to reach the search page, not from trying to navigate from one of the results.
I just looked, and that does appear to be the issue. How did you make this search form? Is it manually added, or with an Action?
Walter
On Apr 7, 2014, at 12:33 PM, Roy Gardiner wrote:
On 7 Apr 2014, 4:01 pm, waltd wrote:
Is the folder virtual, then? Should it be in the querystring portion of the URL, as in ?folder=The-Science rather than being presented as a real folder? The thing is, SSS only indexed files it can navigate to, so the question here is how that URL is being presented during indexing?
I believe that SSS can only index actual static pages that are generated in Freeway, not virtual pages, so this is probably the entire problem here.
Walter
All of the Content Related Folders were created in Freeway and are sub folders of the Freeway Site Folder.
SSS is indexing the content of all the pages created including those in the Content Related Folders. So I don’t think that it is an indexing issue. For example, if you search “heel pain” on the index page: http://test.advancedbarefoot.com/ (which is not located in a sub folder) everything works as it should and you are taken to the Search Results page where the top 6 results shown are all links to pages located in various Content Related Folders.
Does this issue happen when you are using a search field on one of the pages inside the subfolder, or when you start at the outside? It sounds as though the search form is pointed at a relative URL of sitesearch.php, rather than an absolute URL of /sitesearch.php. The 404 is coming from trying to reach the search page, not from trying to navigate from one of the results.
I just looked, and that does appear to be the issue. How did you make this search form? Is it manually added, or with an Action?
Walter
I agree with your conclusion. Re creating the Search form, I followed your advise in an earlier post (above), or at least I think I did:
I created and html item into which I inserted a Mark Up Item with the following code:
We are just in the process of editing and double checking everything before we go live. In addition, I still have to do the Meta tags for all of the pages.