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SEF bug? - lukoie - 2014-01-16
i guess its a bug i observe: if you've got fancy urls turned on, and edit the page, then you click on "view page" button in the page properties, you will have a trailing slash! so the next page you click in your menu will have a nested names.
example: you edited domain.com/page1, and clicked "view page". you will be redirected to the domain.com/page1/, so the next page in your menu you go, will be not domain.com/page1, but domain.com/page1/page2!
RE: SEF bug? - Carlos - 2014-01-16
That shouldn't happen with the standard get_navigation template tag, that uses absolute URLs for menu links. Have you changed the function, or are you using a plugin or something for that?
RE: SEF bug? - lukoie - 2014-01-16
nah, plain php menu (php include) in my template
RE: SEF bug? - lukoie - 2014-01-16
Actually, its not the menu issue, its in the edit page options.
The trailing slash is added by the "view" button. And then somehow that link become base path.
RE: SEF bug? - Carlos - 2014-01-16
Well then use absolute URLs in your menu, or at least relative to root.
You could set up GS so that it doesn't add the trailing slash (with a custom permalink structure), but I think you could still have some issue (if you have several page levels)
RE: SEF bug? - lukoie - 2014-01-16
mate, i really know how to deal with it, i just thought i should mention it here, so it will be fixed in the next releases. cheers.
RE: SEF bug? - Carlos - 2014-01-16
It's not a bug. That's the normal behaviour.
If you don't want the trailing slash, change your custom permalink to structure to:
%parent%/%slug%
or
%slug%
RE: SEF bug? - lukoie - 2014-01-16
you're absolutely right. BUT, if you have GS by default set up your fancy urls without slash(with empty pretty urls box in your backend i mean), you expect your "view" button use the same behavior!
RE: SEF bug? - shawn_a - 2014-01-16
it does
%parent%/%slug%/
is the default
I dont get it.
RE: SEF bug? - lukoie - 2014-01-16
i sent you a screenshot via PM, shawn
RE: SEF bug? - Carlos - 2014-01-16
I don't get it either.
If you use a custom permalink structure, the Use Fancy URLs checkbox is simply ignored by GS.
RE: SEF bug? - shawn_a - 2014-01-16
Make sure your permalink is not an empty space ( known bug )
No clue how your menu links are relative. Mine are not, cannot reproduce.
What version ?
What is the exact slug ?
What is the php code to show menu?
What is the html code output in your menu ?
RE: SEF bug? - Carlos - 2014-01-16
(2014-01-16, 03:10:20)shawn_a Wrote: No clue how your menu links are relative. Mine are not, cannot reproduce.
He said, the menu is hardcoded.
RE: SEF bug? - lukoie - 2014-01-16
(2014-01-16, 03:10:20)shawn_a Wrote: Make sure your permalink is not an empty space ( known bug )ah, you mean the field should not be empty, and its a bug? I thought its the way it should work. That the empty field means default SEF setting.
Quote:No clue how your menu links are relative. Mine are not, cannot reproduce.I sent you the link via PM, you can see yourself.
RE: SEF bug? - Carlos - 2014-01-16
(2014-01-16, 07:25:24)lukoie Wrote:(2014-01-16, 03:10:20)shawn_a Wrote: Make sure your permalink is not an empty space ( known bug )ah, you mean the field should not be empty, and its a bug? I thought its the way it should work. That the empty field means default SEF setting.
shawn_a surely meant "blank/space character", not "empty". If the field is empty the default fancy URL structure is used.
RE: SEF bug? - shawn_a - 2014-01-16
yeah not a bug, if your using a custom nav then you need to change your permalink to match.
Sorry
RE: SEF bug? - lukoie - 2014-01-17
Ok, i will fill the fancy url field then. It's empty now(no space character either!). It was empty by default, btw.
RE: SEF bug? - shawn_a - 2014-01-17
Yes its empty by default.
The default is
%parent%/%slug%/ when blank.