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  • [CMS] Stop CMS redirecting to /content/

    Hi,
    I have the whole of vbulletin in my site root.


    When I browse to http://site.com I should see the CMS Home.
    It does, but the problem is it redirects to http://site.com/content/
    How can I get it to stop redirecting like that, and just show content from the root?

    Mod Rewrite Friendly URLs is on with Enforce Strict Canonical.
    Last edited by rossco_2005; Sun 12 Dec '10, 6:38am.

    http://filesharingtalk.com


  • #2
    Not sure you can. In fact you can get to the situation that
    http://site.com
    http://site.com/content
    http://site.com/content.php?s=
    http://site.com/content.php?1-whats-new

    all return identical information.

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    • #3
      Originally posted by punchbowl
      Not sure you can. In fact you can get to the situation that
      http://site.com
      http://site.com/content
      http://site.com/content.php?s=
      http://site.com/content.php?1-whats-new

      all return identical information.
      Well those all redirect back to http://site.com/content/ luckily (exception being ?s=).

      Digitalpoint's site doesn't do the redirect, I asked him a few months ago what he changed and he said he didn't change anything. :wacko:

      http://filesharingtalk.com

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      • #4
        How can I get it to stop redirecting like that, and just show content from the root?
        You might want to try this Plug-in on Hook init_startup
        PHP Code:
        if ($_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'] == '/')
        {
            
        $vbulletin->options['friendlyurl_canonical'] = 0;

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        • #5
          That's great Andreas thanks!

          The only issue is that site.com/content/ does not redirect to /

          Is the only easy way to fix that through htaccess?
          Last edited by rossco_2005; Sun 12 Dec '10, 9:46am.

          http://filesharingtalk.com

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          • #6
            Originally posted by rossco_2005
            Is the only easy way to fix that through htaccess?
            Should be possible, yes - or you could use another Plug-in
            PHP Code:
            if ($_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'] == '/content/')
            {
                
            exec_header_redirect('/'301);

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            • #7
              Thanks, that did it.

              http://filesharingtalk.com

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