I am using joomla 1.5.23 and want to make the URL SEO friendly.. so for that I have used the joomla component JoomSEF 3.4.0 version for this purpose... by using this I have suceeced to change the URL to derired one of my likings but the links are not working.. For make this links to work do i have change the joomla .Htaccess file...
If there is any other relevant components are there.. then also please suggest.. any kind of suggestion will be greatly appreciated... thanks in advance..
Joomla supports SEO URLs without any third party components.
From the administration menu select Site then Global Configuration. You will see the SEO section on the right hand side. You'll see a warning next to Apache mod_rewrite that reminds you to rename htaccess.txt to .htaccess
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Currently a TYPO3 website of ours has had a complete revamp and we would like to redirect all the old URL's in Googles index to the new existing URL's
For regular pages I used the new site management tool (Redirects) in TYPO3 v9. However what is left is the old indexed links of the content.
www.websitename.com/content/docs/this-is-my-document.pdf and so on. Including images and other miscellaneous links to files.
Now what would be the best way to redirect those links?
I could use htaccess ofcourse or is there something in the TYPO3 core/Extbase what I could be able to use?
I would always prefer redirects with mod_rewrite in the .htaccess file since it's much faster than any TYPO3 solution. If the redirect is done via .htaccess, there is no need for the webserver to invoke PHP or the database. Thus it's faster.
Found out we stopped rewrites by default for URL's with:
RewriteRule ^(typo3/|content/|typo3conf/|typo3temp/|uploads/|favicon\.ico) - [L]
By removing the 'content/' I was able to use the redirect functionality from the core. This was done so we could manage redirects through the TYPO3 enviroment in the future.
as Peter said above it would be faster to use .htaccess but we would like for it to be more manageable in the future through the system. So we chose the core option.
We are testing an upgrade from Typo3 8LTS to 9LTS and speaking URLs seem to work in typo3 itself, but the server returns a 404. Is the rewriting of URLs supposed to work out of the box on IIS? Or do we need to add some extra configuration manually, e.g. to the Web.config?
We tried the official documentation but there is only some information about an Apache server. And google was of no help either.
In sysext/install/Resources/Private/FolderStructureTemplateFiles/root-web-config you can find a demo IIS configuration. I assume this part is missing in your TYPO3 installation.
I'm running a mediawiki installation with a "nice" URL htaccess to show https://example.com/Wiki/Page
I'd like to enable localization and translation on subdomains.
I'm thinking https://fr.example.com/Wiki/Page displays content from https://example.com/Wiki/Page/fr, and https://fr.example.com/Wiki/Page2 displays content from https://example.com/Wiki/Page2/fr
I think that should be achievable with .htaccess, but I'm not a mediawiki expert. Is there anyone out there that can help with enabling mediawiki translations on a subdomain like the above? I think it's just an .htaccess question, but not sure what it might break with mediawiki too :)
I have researched and am pretty sure I need to disable mod_security to allow my jquery to use php to load images. My work is sitting along side a joomla site with the joomla sitting in the root directory and mine in www.example.com/mysite/... am I able to use .htaccess to disable mod_security for only my sub directory and leave the joomla section untouched?
I am using Joomla 1.7. Whenever I am trying to access the site it says 404-article not found. I have tried with all the available templates in the template manager.
Can you suggest a solution.
Pushan
Sounds like you have enabled SEF Urls but not renamed htaccess.txt to .htaccess - or perhaps your server doesn't support mod_rewrite.
Either rename the file or switch to a different SEF url scheme - without mod_rewrite, orturn off Sef urls altogether.