mrkarron wrote: I also am trying to redirect with the same result. I am redirecting mysite.com/whatever.html to mysite.com/newversion/whatever.html. the "?action=displaycat&catname=" is added to the url. Is there a fix??
Thanks
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Paul wrote: This is an ancient thread. Use the SEO page on the admin panel, instructions are written on the page.
The instructions on the admin SEO section does not cover this issue. On every redirect the "?action=displaycat&catname=" verbage is added to the end of the URL. Is it possiable to redirect without this added text?
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On another forum I posted:
I also am trying to redirect with the same result. I am redirecting mysite.com/whatever.html to mysite.com/newversion/whatever.html. the "?action=displaycat&catname=" is added to the url. Is there a fix??
Thanks
and you replyed:
This is an ancient thread. Use the SEO page on the admin panel, instructions are written on the page.
The instructions on the admin SEO section does not cover this issue. On every redirect the "?action=displaycat&catname=" verbage is added to the end of the URL. Is it possiable to redirect without this added text?
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Simple example:
Make the normal url sitemap.php work rewritten as newversion/whatever.html
The result:
http://links.webmastersite.net/newversion/whatever.html
It's impossible for something to be "added" to a url since you are the one who writes the url.