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#1111 – Configuration

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Sunday, 04 October 2015 22:27 UTC

Chaia

Hello

I am new to sh404sef.
I just installed the module and went through the config (with the help of the documentation pages). In General - Main - File Suffix I entered ".html", as described, as I have it appended in my Joomla config.

Since I did that, some of my articles are displaying an error (The requested URL .......".html" was not found on this server.), while others are not. I then deleted the ".html", but the pages are still displaying this error.

I hope you can guide me to a solution asap, as I sell things through my website, and some of the errors are on articles with items I sell.

Sunday, 04 October 2015 22:48 UTC

Chaia

Oh,

I read some other tickets and believe I found the solution.

Deleting the URLs with .html at the end seems to work.

Kind Regards,
Maria

Monday, 05 October 2015 09:01 UTC

wb_weeblr

Hi

Most likely, you may have forgotten to PUrge URLs after adding/removing the .html suffix in the sh404SEF configuration (so that new URLs are recreated taking this setting into account).

1 - do you want your URLs to have .html at the end?
2 - If so:
- enable "Add suffix " in Joomla SEF config
- put back ".html" as the suffix in sh404SEF config
- Purge URLs in the URL manager
- clear Joomla cache if you use it (ie: the Joomla system cache plugin is enabled)
- visit home page and check that links on your page, menus, etc do have the .html suffix now.

Rgds

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