you will probably need to check a couple of things, first check whether you have friendly urls enabled by going
Admin -> General -> Configuration -> Config Files -> Plugins
and set the FU value to Yes

Admin -> General -> Configuration -> Config Files -> FUSetting
and make sure it has a urlpattern eg. /go/

now when you make an update to your navigation and content items a friendly url will be generated for it automatically

now depending on whether you are using make a the web server point to when the '/go/' is in the url  'redirect' to
project_root/www/go.cfm but not change the url

Apache:
use mod_rewrite
uncomment this near the top of page somewhere (bout line 164)
LoadModule rewrite_module modules/mod_rewrite.so

and add this line (without the ---) to your virtual host
---------------------------------------------------
RewriteEngine on
# friendly url rules
RewriteRule ^/go/(.*)$ /go.cfm?path=/go/$1 [L,PT]
---------------------------------------------------

IIS
you need to add an ISAPI rewrite filter
a free one is here
http://www.fileorama.com/applications/Ionics-ISAPI-Rewriting-Filter-1.0.1/142539.htm



[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm trying to figure out how to use friendly urls in Farcry 3.  When i
create a new navigation section i add the friendly url.  Then if i go
into the admin section and click manage friendly urls there is nothing
listed.  When I browse around the website as well the friendly urls
don't show up.  It seems like i need to do another step get this
working, but I not sure what to do yet.  I know in the past people had
to use some sort of IIS ISAPI filters.  It looks like FU are built into
Farcry from what I've read and seen, but can't figure out what i'm
doing wrong.

Mike

  


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