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Need Mod Rewrite / Reg Ex Help ASAP
I have a site that already has in a mod_rewrite to turn those long, screwy dynamic strings into short, Search Engine Friendly strings. Problem is, the one I have messes up 10% of the job. It wasn't done completely correctly and there's no support, help or revisions where I got it.
At the moment some archives on the site cannot be accessed because the Reg Ex for that section was apparently done incorrectly in the file that came with it. Need some help here, free or pay, to be able to have myself, visitors and search engines get into the archives by redoing the erroneous lines correctly. Need this done quickly as possible! Please hit me up here or by email at dravyk at dirtygloves dot com Thanks! |
post the regexp and I'll take a look
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Thanks, CD34!
Ok, first if you go here (notice this URL isn't SEF'd either) http://www.mainstreamwebmasters.com/...ve&sa=show_all you'll see the categories are fine, the articles are fine. But go to the bottom of the page and you'll see neither the "next page" link works, nor do the monthly archives links work. Code:
#*************************************************************************/ Again, just noticed the Topics thing, the archives though is the important part. Again, also, much obliged ahead of time if you can be of assistance, CD34. :) |
Wow..huge .htaccess file.
This is probably over my head, but why does your next article url have a dash? term-.html |
not only that, there is no rule to deal with ^term- like there is for allarticles-. I would also suspect that based on the allarticles rule, you are missing a page number for the next page so it should probably be term-1 (or perhaps term isn't even correct and it should be allarticles-1)
I would take the allarticles- rule and add RewriteRule ^term-([0-9]*).html gate.html?name=Stories_Archive&sa=show_all&min=$1 and then see where the code is going wrong that isn't printing the page number. |
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Btw, I found something important that might help anyone trying to figure this thing out. That is, what are the normal URLs from the program and what is it replacing it with. So I dug some digging and this is what I came up with: Code:
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Addenum: The line looks the same. It is now clickable, but instead of showing the next 250 it's oddly showing a single article, huh? |
Hey appreciate the help folks!
Just wanted to say someone I know saw this thread, contacted somebody they knew, who then got in touch with me -- and things are about 98% fixed now (probably would have been 100% but I had to run out on already pushed-back errands.) Turns out it was a combination of both the mod rewrite being wrong as well as -- once it was made correctly -- something in the script itself then would not pass along some of the variables (like &month=x etc) correctly either. So a module .php file had to be altered in a couple of places as well. Again, funny thing is this was the Nuke Googlfier one gets at the site. It just didn't do everything it was supposed to do. |
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