Another rewrite problem
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I just installed frog into a folder called cms The problem is that I can only find my home-page. All other pages (including admin) can’t be found: Not Found It doesn’t matter if they’re pages I created or pages that came with the installation. If I change use_mod_rewrite back to false, everything works, but I get those question marks I tried to get rid of. Can you please help? |
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In the
to your own Frog location? It could be
or just bare / if Frog is in the root dir. |
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Did you read my post? I changed RewriteBase /frog to RewriteBase /cms in _.htaccess and renamed the file to .htaccess |
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Obviously not carefully enough! (But I was just on the way out to the airport and thought a quick reply was better than none! That’s my story and I’m sticking to it! :) Meanwhile, you could try changing
to
and see if that helps (as in my earlier post). :) |
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Don’t worry about it :) I tried removing the forward slash at the end. It didn’t help, unfortunately… Now it looks like this: In /cms/config.php:
and in /cms/.htaccess:
I can still only find my home page. It’s impossible to find anything else, unless I set rewrite to false. Annoying… (As is the fact that bq. and bc. doesn’t seem to work in my posts) |
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They need to start on new lines. I’ve edited your last post so you can see; just use the “edit post” function to take a look. ;) You do have a frustrating problem there, though. My understanding is that you would need the final slash, but I could well be wrong about that. Could there be anything in the hosting environment? Are you able to give us the live URL to have a look? |
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Ok :) The URL is http://heksebua.com/cms At the momet I’ve disabled rewrite again. Should I enable it, or do you want to have a look first? |
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Probably the first thing to do is get the “Blog” section working properly, so you don’t get those error messages on the Homepage and the Blog page. Have a look at how to change the name of the Articles page. It should only take a few minutes. :) That still won’t help the How did you upload Frog to your server? as an archive, which you unzipped (or whatever) remotely? or did you expand the archive on a local machine, and then upload the dirs/files that way? |
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The error message only existed a short period while I changed the layout. It’s fixed now. I run the server at home, so I have full control. I uploaded a tar.gz and extracted it to the location. |
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Hi! I’m having the same issue as svehex, so I figured it would be best to use this thread to post about my problem instead of making a new one. I’ve been tinkering with frog for about a week, so I’m pretty much a newbie to it (I like what I’ve seen, though! :) ). I have no idea what the problem might be… already tried three clean installs (0.9.4) on three different machines, all running apache2, and I’m unable to remove the ? on all of them as instructed in the howto. I even tried with an SVN snapshot to not avail. I’ve just made a fresh install of 0.9.4 here to test it out, enabling mod_rewrite as it says in the howto. I haven’t changed the layout or anything else. What I do have noticed is that when I have mod_rewrite enabled this doesn’t work but if I go here it works. Same goes for any other page besides the main page. If it helps to know, I retrieved a copy of the tarball remotely from the test server. Thanks in advance for reading this and taking the time to reply. :) |
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I had similar problem, I changed line define(‘USE_PDO’, true); to false in config.php and it works now. |
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It didn’t: |
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Thanks rasmusjoh, but it didn’t work for me either. ETA: Nevermind, I noticed a parameter in httpd.conf that I hadn’t enabled properly. It works now, so I can go back to tinkering with the system. Thanks. |
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I use Joomla now |