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custom templates not loading ?

PurpleCow
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Posted 01/28/05 - 07:56 PM:	#1
Hi, I have enabled mod_rewrite and i have chosen to use teh custom templates for the categories and subcategories... I have uploaded those templates files to custom folder also. I have also enabled the option of using the category names as in the URL's ! However, when i click on a category link from the home page, it does not load any page. sort of 404 error. You might wantt o cross check here .... http://www.windows9x.com Thanks for any help. Cheers
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Posted 01/28/05 - 10:45 PM:	#2
Hi See pages below http://scripts.webmastersite.net/wsnlinks/wsnmanu... http://scripts.webmastersite.net/wsnlinks/wsnmanu... Regards

PurpleCow
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Posted 01/29/05 - 08:00 PM:	#3
Hi, Thanks for the links. I will look into it today and report back, if it works. I also noyiced that , just by enabling the mod_rewrite and converting them to static url's the category pages don't load and is there any problem with the script or my apache mod-rewrite is not enabled ?? Thanks
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Paul
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Posted 01/30/05 - 04:28 AM:	#4
Either aren't using the .htaccess file, or possibly your host doesn't support it rewriting.
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PurpleCow
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Posted 05/24/05 - 12:25 AM:	#5
Hi paul, I am using the .htaccess file. I have uploaded all teh files, you have in the tar file. All my hosts support rewriting. I also checked that my removing the custom template option for categories, to see if the category pages load, not it still does not work. On the same hosts, it used to work with the old versions, but when i started using the new version, it failed to work. i did not upgrade, i did a new installation by losing the old data though. For example, take a look at .... humannodes.com windows9x.com Here the category pages do not load when you click on any category names on the home page. Thank you for any help here. Cheers
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Posted 05/25/05 - 12:32 PM:	#6
You probably need a rewrite_base value different than whatever you have. See the manual entry, consult with your host if necessary. I also checked that my removing the custom template option for categories, to see if the category pages load, not it still does not work. It sounds completely illogical to me to suggest that custom templates have anything to do with the issue at hand. Should I take this to mean you now agree?
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PurpleCow
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Posted 05/25/05 - 11:49 PM:	#7
You probably need a rewrite_base value different than whatever you have. See the manual entry, consult with your host if necessary. Could someone please give me more info this. may be elaborate a bit on the above mentioned remedy. Thanks
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Paul
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Posted 05/26/05 - 09:31 PM:	#8
Either read the mention of it in the manual and threads referenced there, or simply open up the htaccess and try some values.
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