I have a search module on the home page and when I use it it stays on the homepage and shows nothing and when I use it on other parts of the website it works. When I use the search on the home page it shows this URL in the address bar:
http://127.0.0.1/esg/index.php/component/search/?searchword=test&searchphrase=all&Itemid=435
I've tried to check the PHP file of the module in /modules/mod_search but it seems normal because it works elsewhere.
Create a menu item of type "Search - Search Results" in Joomla and then clear your Joomla cache. That should fix your problem.
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When I search on my website and try to use the pagination it says "no entrys found" (https://www.zeva.org/werkzeuge/suche search for "test")
How can I fix that?
I tried disabling the searchbar on the top right header and already tried to use the javascript via console. Nothing works
I'm using the standard Fluid Template for indexed search
Updated: As I put in the comment under Brenden's response. I think the issue is not related to multilingual site, but it's with using Properties/ URLs / Path or Pattern feature. After adding value to the field Path of Pattern, the whole navigation stops working properly.
I have a multilingual site (English, French). Currently the URLs are like below:
English: www.domain.com/en-us/contact-us
French: www.domain.com/fr-fr/contact-us
What I want for French is a custom (translated) url www.domain.com/fr-fr/contactez-nous
I followed this Kentico instruction - the bottom part of the page with using Path or Pattern by adding /contactez-nous in the box. Things seem ok, but upon clicking on the page with the new URL on the French site, the whole main navigation (done with Hierarchical Viewer) seems to stuck with that URL; clicking anywhere on the nav doesn't do anything.
Links outside the nav works fine. How to make the nav work again. Thanks for your help!
I think I got it. The GetDocumentURL() is using NodeAliasPath to determine the URL. However, if you have not specified the NodeAliasPath column in the Columns property of the hierarchical viewer, then the current page's NodeAliasPath is used - and thus all items have the same URL. Adding the NodeAliasPath to the Columns property should fix the issue, so the hierarchical viewer has access to the data of each individual item.
EDIT: it looks like that in some cases the DocumentURLPath column must be specified too.
Make sure you're testing this in another browser or even another browser in a private window. If you are testing in a new tab in the same window, the CMS caches the selected language in the Kentico UI and shows that in the browser window.
For instance, if you have selected "French" on the pages app in the bottom left under the content tree, then navigate to your site in a new tab, it will display French no matter how many times you change the language selector on your public site to a new language.
Secondly, check the URL aliases for the given pages in each language. Make sure you don't have an alias that is the same in each language. For instance /contact-us with French and /contact-us in English.
please tell me where to find table that stores certain page as homepage in orchard?
Because just a moment ago I cannot access my home page
The resource cannot be found.
Thanks
You probably just don't have a page set as your home page. Go to any Page content type and set it as the homepage.
In case you do need to change the home page directly through the database, this is done in Orchard_Autoroute_AutoroutePartRecord's DisplayAlias column. The first entry with an empty value for DisplayAlias is treated as the homepage.
I have two pages sitting in a folder named "Auxiliary Nav". The pages have aliases set so 'Auxuliary-Nav' doesn't show in their URLs. I thought all was good until I looked at my breadcrumbs. Ideally, the breadcrumb shouldn't show "Auxiliary Nav".
I'm using the Breadcrumbs web part on a master page, but can't see a setting for this. I had also thought about just using the CSS list menu, but not sure if this would help me here.
Turn off "Show in navigation" for "Auxiliary Nav".
I have my pages categorized as below....
Main index.html is in the root, so this displays when the domain is entered into a browser.
May pages are categorized as below...
/Pages/Automotive/Ford/Mustang/*.html
/Pages/Automotive/Chevy/Camaro/*.html
/Pages/Automotive/Dodge/Charger/*.html
etc...
What I am looking for is a way to hide the subfolders from the url in the browser..
So, if a link, shortcut, or page is at the following:
/Pages/Automotive/Ford/Mustang/Main.html
The following is displayed in the url status bar on the browser...
/Ford/Mustang/Main.html
or even
/Mustang/Main.html
Basically masking the /Pages/Automotive/ Sub Directories.
And, if a this is entered in the browser:
/Ford/Mustang/Main.html
Then, the original page is still displayed at
/Pages/Automotive/Ford/Mustang/Main.html
Is this doable? If so how, I have looked into .htaccess, but I haven't found what I need..
I am also using 1and1 as my hosting company..