I am using opencart 1.5.6.4. I have changed template and decided to edit some pages. But I realized that a link is missing in the admin catalog menu. It is called "information" link and there is a module link instead. Module name is "auto bulk quantity discounts".
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How can I get information link on that menu?
in opencart v2.X information is like this:
[admin url]/index.php?route=catalog/information
if it was right this url you can add this url to admin menu tpl file
in opencart v2 is this address i think it maybe same v1.5
/admin/view/template/common/menu.tpl
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I have a Joomla 2.5 website and I've added a Wordpress blog to it:
htdocs is the joomla site
htdocs/blog is the wordpress blog
I've tried to set up a menu item to point to the blog by setting it up as an external URL:
www.domain.com/blog
However, Joomla keeps throwing an error:
Save failed with the following error: A first level menu item alias cannot be 'our-blog' because 'our-blog' is a sub-folder of your joomla installation folder.
I can't get it to work without hacking the database or the core code. Is there a simple solution that I'm missing?
Have you triple checked that you are indeed selecting the External URL link and not the Menu Item Alias, and that for the URL you are using http://www.domain.com/blog ? .
Also, if you have other menu items pointing to this same blog link, delete them and clear your menu trash.
Good luck!
Fresh install of OpenCart, ive tried to enable URL Rewriting (SEO URLs) in the Admin Panel ..
I set up all my .htaccess correctly (but its obvious that this is not the problem)
Because : All links on the website ARE NOT REWRITED and still use $_GET['route'] value in it .. Example, the "My Account" link point to :
http://notjunk.ca/index.php?route=account/account
instead of
http://notjunk.ca/account/
(or something like this, i dunno im new to OpenCart)
I tried to clear the cache in system/cache/* but it doesnt works
How can I have URL without "index.php?route=XY" and instead, the $_GET['route'] contents is the URL itself (usually, like other CMS does) ?
Thanks !
Unfortunately this is not something that is available in OpenCart by default. Only the Products, Categories, Manufacturers and Information pages allow you to customise the urls through the use of their SEO Keyword field
However, there are commercial extensions available to do this such as this one
I am using Orchard 1.7 and I want to make start page from my custom module.
I've created a module with name MYMODULE and under it's view folder I have *.cshtml with name Index. I want to set Index page as a startup page of my site. It means first page will be Index.cshtml from MYMODULE.
Is it Possible? Please help me.
Enable the aliasUI feature in Modules section
Add a blank route that points to /MyModule/MyController and it should work. May have to delete the current homepage url. And maybe it isn't blank but a "/". I cant remember ^_^
EDIT:
Check this link out: http://davidhayden.com/blog/modifying-orchard-permalinks-after-publishing-content-items Now if you follow the instructions to modify urls, you will see an alias called
/
This will probably link to your Welcome to Orchard page route, ie. /Contents/Item/Display/12 or something. Edit this route to point at your custom page.
i solve this problem .please follow these steps:-
Login with Admin and open dashboard page.
Enable Aliases Module.
Click on Aliases Link left on dashboard page.
Edit first Aliase (top most) change only RoutePath write your module name
/controllername(Mymodule/home)
after that it will be your startup
I am using Opencart 1.4.9.4 is there a way that I can change my urls from the query string to category/product?
Example:
Current:
index.php?route=product/category&path=57
Wanted:
domain.co.nz/animals/monkey.php
I have tried google but I have been getting mixed answers with the seo_urls.php and .htacess documents.
1.4.X doesn't have a URL class, so unfortunately not. 1.5.X supports this however
OpenCart does support SEO friendly URLs by default. So you don't have to add a module or modify the code for that.
All you need to do is to locate the file .htaccess.txt under the home folder of your website and rename it to .htaccess and also enable the SEO Friendly URLs option from your admin control panel.
After you've done all that, you can set the "SEO Keyword" for your products by editing them.
Indeed, in recent versions it is supported.
But Be aware of default Opencart SEO friendly URLs.
For example, you can have domain.co.nz/animals/monkey.php urls.
But product monkey belongs to several categories. So you have:
- domain.co.nz/animals/monkey.php
- domain.co.nz/primates/monkey.php
And both links point to the same product page. It will produce duplicates in Google. And products HTML doesn't even contain canonical meta tags.
No so friendly URLs :)
I know it is possible in Joomla! to set the template temporarily to another template with an URL parameter. What is the parameter? And how should the template be indicated?
I expect something like
index.php?template=mytemplate
If you go to the template manager and click on one and then edit, there is a preview button where you can see it in a form in the browser. There is also a link there that says "Open in new window." When I click that it loads my site with this as the query "?tp=1&template=ja_purity"
Ahh... sorry, found it myself.
Lets share it:
index.php?template=directoryname
I was using the template name as declared in the XML file, instead of using the directory in the template folder (/templates/directoryname)