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    • SEFURL missing?

    Posted by caylean posts: 6 Philippines

    Hello together, most of my Problems i could solve some way or another by now.

    When i started to create some new Categories it worked also fine, but why are Category URL's not SEFURL's?

    I get
    http://www.domain.tld/wiki/tiki-browse_categories.php?parentId=2&deep=off&type=
    instead of what I had expected
    http://www.domain.tld/wiki/category/CATEGORYNAME

    I found that Problem when i was editing the Mainpage. I had no idea how to get it a bit more like Wikipedia with a Random Page or something. So i went to create something like a Category overview with some Description Text like:

    Categoryname 1
    Category 1 Description with some pretty Text.
    Categoryname 2
    Category 2 Description with some pretty Text.

    The name should be with Link, but by now it seems a bit odd why i can't have the Categoies also as SEFURL?
    Pages are clean shown as http://www.domain.tld/wiki/page+name
    So yeah, the htaccess should be fine.

    Any idea what is going on?

    Kindly

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    Posted by Rick Sapir / Tiki for Smarties posts: 3665 United States

    The SEFURL for the default category browser is to use the category ID — not its name:

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    https://tiki.org/cat1

     

    If you want to have a page with (with the category's name) that displays the items from the category,  you could:

    1. Create a new wiki page (as the name of the category)
    2. Use the CATEGORY plugin to display the items in the category.

    This way, when you go to http://yourdomain.com/CATEGORY, you'll see the list of items in the category.

    HTH,

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