| Title |
trailing slash with SEO on? |
| Description |
Minor issue in my cpanel error logs. |
| Message Text |
UPDATE: Ahh... raw access logs is showing a 404 error, but not with any slashes. FROM LOGS: -0500] "GET /5/templates/images_default/loadingAnimation.gif HTTP/1.1" 404 -
String search is only showing one file with this .gif - /jquery/thickbox-compressed.js var tb_pathToImage = "{PATH}loadingAnimation.gif". I think this is my trouble (maybe for others too).
Resolved: Removed the {PATH} and hardcoded. No more 404 errors.
ORIGINAL POST:
My cpanel logs are showing tons of 404 errors with 5.1 w/SEO set to yes:
File does not exist: /home/abc/public_html/site.cc/404.shtml, referer: http://site.cc/examples/
File does not exist: /home/abc/public_html/site.cc/examples, referer: http://site.cc/example/
Did a clean temp install of 5.0 then upgraded to 5.1 to troubleshoot as to eliminate any customizations on my part(.htaccess and other files). Issue is observed only with 5.1 w/SEO on after upgrade.
May be my shared server host setting. I'm currently looking at .htaccess & category.php coding (ruled this out after copy 5.0 files to 5.1 and issue stays with 5.1) to see if a backslash is being stripped out or how I can add one in to satisfy my host.
Not a PHP / .htaccess expert, by any means, so if anyone can save me a few hours- more like days - it would be much appreciated.
Thanks -Rich |
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| Submission Date |
Dec 29, 2009 - 7:51 AM |
