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#97 2006-12-24 01:49:47
- Andrew
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- Registered: 2004-02-23
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Re: gbp_permanent_links
You can force a trailing slash with .htaccess with this set of rules (must be placed before your default Textpattern rules):
# force trailing slash
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} /+[^\.]+$
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Re: gbp_permanent_links
Okay here is the next version gbp_permanent_links_0.11 c
This should fix all the issues currently listed on this thread.
- Added a new redirection preference for mt style links #
- Fixed the
$pg# - Fixed bugs with the prefix and suffix output and suffix matching #
- Removed nested functions to fix the
Non-static method PermanentLinksBuildTabViewerrors # - Fixed permlinks, so they use the full url in RSS and ATOM feeds #
- Fixed a bug where older, newer archive links weren’t being displayed correctly on the front page
- And hopefully fixed the ‘random sections’ error #
Thanks to everyone who reported these bugs.
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Re: gbp_permanent_links
bisk wrote:
I’ve set omit_trailing_slash to no. But somehow google indexed some urls without the trailing slash.
My permanent links are built like this: section/title/
I noticed if I type in a section/title url in the adres bar it works as well.
So I want any faulty external section/title link to be either redirected with a 301 to section/title/ or given a 404. Is this possible, I’ve tried mod_rewrite but couldn’t get it to work.
The omit_trailing_slash preference value won’t effect whether a page is matched when the URL is with or without the trailing slash. It is only used when outputting links. I shall look into changing this for the future but for now Andrew’s solution looks sound.
Thanks Andrew.
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#100 2006-12-24 02:29:26
- Andrew
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Re: gbp_permanent_links
Yep, no more error :)
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#101 2006-12-24 02:31:35
- Andrew
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Re: gbp_permanent_links
Holy crap, this plugin rocks!
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#102 2006-12-24 02:35:08
- Andrew
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- Registered: 2004-02-23
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Re: gbp_permanent_links
Hm… actually – I’m now getting an error on the public side:
Fatal error: Non-static method PermanentLinks::check_permlink_conditions() cannot be called statically … on line 711
(I don’t know if this would have been the case before the update, since I didn’t have the ability to create any permlink rules)
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#103 2006-12-24 03:54:03
- Andrew
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Re: gbp_permanent_links
After browsing the source, my guess is that the same could also occur with PermanentLinksListTabView::nav_form() and PermanentLinksListTabView::pager()
(thanks for the help btw :)
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#104 2006-12-24 08:16:49
- minimal design
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- Registered: 2006-10-15
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Re: gbp_permanent_links
hmmm… I finally get a chance to work on my site again and I just realized links to file downloads don’t work…
I get links like http://minimaldesign.net/file_download/projects#38;id=1 instead of http://minimaldesign.net/file_download/1
When I turn off the plugin, it works fine… I’m probably the one at fault but a pointer in the right direction would be appreciated ;)
my set up in the plugin prefs is pretty much the default, only one: section/category/title/
Thanks!
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#105 2006-12-24 08:56:14
Re: gbp_permanent_links
Andrew wrote:
You can force a trailing slash with .htaccess with this set of rules (must be placed before your default Textpattern rules):
Thanks a lot. It’s working now :)
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#106 2006-12-24 12:54:44
Re: gbp_permanent_links
Right, gbp_permanent_links v0.11
It has all the improvements and fixes of 0.11a, 0.11b and 0.11c, aswell as fixes for broken file download links and the fatal Non-static method PermanentLinks errors (thanks Andrew!).
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#107 2006-12-24 18:08:59
Re: gbp_permanent_links
Does this last release fix the issue for section/section links?
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#108 2006-12-24 18:34:44
- Andrew
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- Registered: 2004-02-23
- Posts: 730
Re: gbp_permanent_links
Wow… hats off to you, graeme. One of the most powerful and flexible plugins I’ve seen to date.
I still have some testing to do to make sure everything’s kosher before using this on a live site, but my dream of /year/month/title URLs with 301-redirected old permlinks looks like it may just be possible!
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