Some of our cat names include a '.' (dot) For example "Salinger, J. D." Is RewriteRule in .htaccess filtering category names with '.' (dot)? The cats are accessable with: Use apache mod_rewrite URL rewriting= No.
Can you suggest a solution other than disallowing '.'(dots) from category names?
I don't believe a . is a valid url character in directory names, so what you want is probably impossible, but you can try replacing each [-_/\+A-Za-z0-9äüößèà ] with [.-_/\+A-Za-z0-9äüößèà ]
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"Use apache mod_rewrite URL rewriting?" = Yes
Some of our cat names include a '.' (dot)
For example "Salinger, J. D."
Is RewriteRule in .htaccess filtering category names with '.' (dot)?
The cats are accessable with: Use apache mod_rewrite URL rewriting= No.
Can you suggest a solution other than disallowing '.'(dots) from category names?
Thanks.
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I don't believe a . is a valid url character in directory names, so what you want is probably impossible, but you can try replacing each [-_/\+A-Za-z0-9äüößèà ] with [.-_/\+A-Za-z0-9äüößèà ]