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| kapsat | Posted: 2005/9/29 13:35 Updated: 2005/9/29 14:59 |
Just popping in ![]() ![]() Joined: 2005/9/29 From: New Orleans Posts: 8 |
Hi, I have a question just to be sure i am ok with what i have.
I am running version 2.2.2 and it is a brand new site. I have the hack instaled and all seems fine, but the urls do not have all "-" it shows "+" also. example - /m-articles+index+cat_id-1.html Do you see this as being any problem? I was also thinking i did not need to worry about the SE's hitting 404's hack because they have not indexed this site yet. About the session id's I called my host to check this and they said that it was set to (1) i assume that meant it was (on) to use session id's so i told them to set it to (0) Was i correct in this. Before i installed the short urls hack i did not see any session id's in the url... Is that because my browser expts cookies? dave |
| tl001 | Posted: 2005/9/29 15:18 Updated: 2005/9/29 15:35 |
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About the session id's you are correct, it should set to 0 session.use_trans_sid = 0 If you are running a brand new site, you may want to consider running it under 2.0.13 as 2.2 branch has been downgraded by Xoops for now. You may want to try SimplifiedURLs instead of the ShortURLs - it could save you great deal of headaches in module admin. [edit] Quote:
you don't need to worry about the +'s and -'s "m-" is an indicator telling loadpage.php what module to look for "+" "+" bracket tells loadpage what script to load Other -'s are the script parameters. In your case, loadpage will look for the articles module and a script called index.php with a parameter cat_id=1 The loadpage would translate back to /modules/articles/index.php?cat_id=1 [/edit] |
| kapsat | Posted: 2005/9/29 19:21 Updated: 2005/9/29 19:21 |
Just popping in ![]() ![]() Joined: 2005/9/29 From: New Orleans Posts: 8 |
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If you are running a brand new site, you may want to consider running it under 2.0.13 as 2.2 branch has been downgraded by Xoops for now. Well... A couple day's ago when i found xoops i downloaded 2.2.3 and found it was buggy. Then i went back a noticed it said not for a production site. So at the advise of someone on the xoops site last night i did try the 2.0.13, but it seemed as if i went back in time. So i then started over again and installed 2.2.2 and as far as i can tell everything seems fine. Do you know of any spacific bugs or why 2.2 has been downgraded? By simplified urls do you mean the standard urls with out the rewrite? Off topic - hope you don't mind. What module or script gives you the Quote: (0.288 seconds | 30 queries) at the bottom of your page? Also what version of xoops are you running here and elswhere? BTW, nice site. Thanks, dave |
| tl001 | Posted: 2005/9/29 20:08 Updated: 2005/9/29 20:08 |
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The following is a quote by skalpa Quote:
You may want to read the whole article to get a full understanding of the future development of 2.X branch of Xoops. http://www.xoops.org/modules/news/article.php?storyid=2602 Based on my understanding upgrading from 2.2 to 2.3 is possible. You should be okay for running 2.2 for now. Quote:
Suin developed SimplifiedURLs from ShortURLs, so they have the same philosophy but with different implementation methods. BTW, this site runs on SimplifiedURLs and you will notice the difference on how the URLs are transformed. You can find a bit more info at http://xoops-tips.com/news-article.storyid-73.htm Quote:
it is a smarty variable developed by brash. You can find it http://www.xoops.org/modules/news/article.php?storyid=2489 and http://www.xoops.org/modules/news/article.php?storyid=1862 Quote:
Xoops 2.0.13.1. Many Xoops users are facing a hard decision - either to continue to use Xoops original or use a new forked version, Xoopscube. The forked version actually is being developed by the original developer of Xoops. Quote:
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