And want to change them to something cleaner like…
http://mysite/products/demolition/
something like this would work…
RewriteEngine On
RewriteRule ^([^/]*)/$ /category.php?cat=$1 [L]
The parameter of cat=products/demolition/ being a URL is pushing the link down the tree after the URL change so the page cannot be found at that level as category.php it in the main directory. Or I think that’s what happening.
Are there any tips how this can be fixed. I’m having a blind moment.
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This isn’t just a Perch issue. The link you gave was for fixing the blog posts. Different.
I’m referring to Perch Categories where the query is not a simple text string simple. This contains “/“ in the string meaning the rewrite is pointing to another directory that does not exist unless the re-write needs to replace the “/“.
I’m probably starting to answer my own question here. So I’m probably looking for a re-write that will replace the “/"
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David Owen
On 23 May 2016, at 15:41, Todd email@hidden wrote:
Strange, I’m looking at it right now. Did you join the Perch channel?
