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Hi there, The content for this guide is blank: http://docs.themeburn.com/burnengine/extensions/seo-pack/ Do you have a guide on it? I have enabled SEO URLs (in OC admin) and then turned this extension on (pretty URLs and Redirect) after generating the data and all my products throw a 404 now. Is there anything that needs to be added to htaccess before this extension can be turned on? Thanks!
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September 20, 2016 at 3:52 pm #51174
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Hi, You don’t need anything special in htaccess. The default one that comes with OC installation would do the job. Do you have the htaccess correctly working? By default the file is a
We will need the website url, admin and ftp access, so we can check. You can use hidepost to share private information with the support staff. BR, |
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September 22, 2016 at 5:45 pm #51283
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Goodness, sorry about that. Yes it was my htacess file, removed the txt and now its fine. One question though, is it possible to always add the category into the product page URL. For example, instead of listing the product like: http://www.example.com/defy-90cm-gaselectric-stove-dgs162c It lists the product like this: http://www.example.com/gas-ovens/defy-90cm-gaselectric-stove-dgs162c Thanks! |
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September 23, 2016 at 10:48 am #51304
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Hi, Unfortunately, the longer product url is not possible for the moment. Since OpenCart supports multiple categories for a product, you need to choose a default category that need to be used in the url. Maybe we can add this feature in future versions. BR, |
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September 25, 2016 at 11:48 pm #51402
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Hi there, Don’t really understand that, can’t it just echo the current path of the product, regardless of whether it is inside multiple categories? For example, if the product called “xyz” was under “category 1″ and “category 2″, when the user browses “category 1″ and clicks “xyz”, the URL path will have “category 1″ in it. However, if he browses to “category 2″ and clicks on “xyz”, the URL path will have “category 2″ in it. This is how most platforms do it. If you are concerned about Google seeing that as duplicate content, then you just choose which of the paths (for the product) is “canonical” and then the rest don’t matter. Anyways, that’s fine, thanks for the response. Cheers |
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September 26, 2016 at 9:56 am #51420
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Hi, The problem with the SEO extension is that urls are not generated on demand. Generally this is the case with all SEO mods that change routing. Hopefully, we will come to a solution in future versions BR, |
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September 26, 2016 at 11:37 pm #51464
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