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Wardick
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Is it possible to change the rewrite rule after pages have been created.
If so how?
If so how?
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kurak_bu
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yes, just use Simplified URL's hack , search it on xoops.org
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GIJOE
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possible if you can use mod_rewrite in .htaccess.
- rename .htaccess.rewrite to .htaccess
- set "use mod_rewrite" in TinyD's preferences.
- rename .htaccess.rewrite to .htaccess
- set "use mod_rewrite" in TinyD's preferences.
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Wardick
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Thank you for your replies.
I have rewrite working it is great.
My problem. Now I want to change the already created pages that were created with the default rewrite rule to a new rule.
Is this possible?
Now I have /rewrite/tc_1.html I want to change to /newrite/my_1.html.
When I do this I get a page not found error when applying the new rule.
I have rewrite working it is great.
My problem. Now I want to change the already created pages that were created with the default rewrite rule to a new rule.
Is this possible?
Now I have /rewrite/tc_1.html I want to change to /newrite/my_1.html.
When I do this I get a page not found error when applying the new rule.
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Posted on 2006/8/24 5:53
GIJOE
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Edit not only .htaccess but also include/constants.inc.php
here.
here.
define('TC_REWRITE_DIR' , 'rewrite/');
define('TC_REWRITE_FILENAME_FMT','tc_%s.html');
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