In a folder (named it) on the site I have a home.php file
I would like the address to be https://xxxxx.com/newtext instead of being https://xxxxx.com/it/home.php when opening the page
i tried to use route, but it doesn’t work.
The setting is:
Hi Marzio,
Looks set up correctly. It seems the routes have not been uploaded. Click on both icons at the top of your routes panel to upload them.
I have done this several times and besides the .htaccess file has been modified on the server. Maybe the problem is that the home.php file is in the it folder, while the htaccess file is in the site root folder?
solutions?
The <base> tag seems to be missing on the page. Enable it in your project settings and re-save the page:
actually this is not the problem because the code was only further ahead and I repositioned it before the meta, but the result does not change
So what do you have in the page head now and what exactly the problem is?
So what is the exact problem you are having?
"It doesn't work" tells us nothing about the problem you are having,
Teodor
maybe I didn’t quite understand the function of the route, but with the setting I configured I expect https: // xxxxxxxxxx / newtest to appear in the browser address. Instead it always appears https: //xxxxxxxx/it/home.php
Marzio, you are creating a route.
When you load:
yoursite.com/it/newtext
The page will load.
Also your path seems wrongly configured, it must start with a / like:
I don’t understand what do you mean. The htaccess should be in the root. The PATH is what you enter (what you want your site load).
Now actually if I type https: // mysite / en / newtext it opens the page
But I would also like that if you type https: //mysite/it/home.php it would automatically redirect to newtext
Marzio, routing is not working like that. It does not do redirects.
You define a path and a page to be loaded on that path. It's not creating any redirects.
Ok sorry but I didn’t understand.
So if you type http: //www.xxxx.yy the address is necessarily the original one
I said a stupid thing
I need to edit the index
Thanks now I understand
If you have this page:
https://mysite.com/folder/another_folder/some_file_name.html
and you create a route for it:
https://mysite.com/mypath/
when you load https://mysite.com/mypath/ it will load the content of https://mysite.com/folder/another_folder/some_file_name.html
^ That is how the routing works and that is how the routing is supposed to work.
If you enter https://mysite.com/folder/another_folder/some_file_name.html it will load the page itself and NOT do any redirects.
Hope my explanation is clear.
Yes Teodor
now I understand where I was wrong
thanks
