Yepp, your guessed, what's happened... That's also originated in malfunctioning of the latest Artio. I had originally both section/category stuff turned on. Switching to the latest Artio fucked it up, because the schema is used only for generating section.and/or category based urls, not for the inner pages, to be clear:
www.mysite.com/mysection/mycategory/ is generated correctly
but instead of

www.mysite.com/mysection/mycategory/myinnerpage.html
latest artio generates
www.mysite.com/myinnerpage.html
I tried to play with settings, leaving only category or section to be used in URL's - this works - so URL's as
www.mysite.com/mysection/myinnerpage.html
or
www.mysite.com/mycategory/myinnerpage.html
are generated correctly for respective settings, but as side effects of experimenting I ended up with a lot of URL's as the one above picked up in mean time by users and robots alike.
Now my settings are back to the original ones (sections and categories both turned on) and Artio is downgraded to 1.2.5 to generate as possible the correct URL's.
Hope soon a fixed Artio will be out, then my problems, hopefully will be gone!

Thanks for this great component!

Only one question (suggestion): is it possible for me to create redirect rules? For example:
index.php?option=com_ftpview&dir=ff6cc03c990f448e76057230b7369990&Itemid=26 - old place (this page not exist any more) and index.php?option=com_vfm&Itemid=64 - new one.

P.S. Sorry for my language..

Overcast wrote:

Yes.

Here's how:

• In the admin panel, go to Components -> ARTIO JoomSEF.
• Click on "View/Edit Custom Redirects" (middle right of the 9x9 of options).
• Click "New" in the top right hand corner.
• Enter "index.php?option=com_vfm&Itemid=64" in the "New SEF Url" field.
• Enter "index.php?option=com_ftpview&dir=ff6cc03c990f448e76057230b7369990&Itemid=26" in the "Old Non-SEF Url" field.

I think that's what you're wanting.

Sorry, but i'd try "View/Edit Custom Redirects" before posting here. It doesn't work with nonexistent page like index.php?option=com_ftpview&dir=ff6cc03c990f448e76057230b7369990&Itemid=26.

@overcast

I would have suggested the same thing as Chris's solution.

But it appears that didn't work. It's also possible to create redirects using the .htaccess file.

I'll look at including a system to enable generic custom link redirects in the next version.

I'm on holiday at the moment but back to work in a week or so.

seasons greetings,

DT<br><br>Post edited by: davidwhthomas, at: 2006/12/29 09:21

It's quiet troublesome, because i don't use Apache. In lighttpd there's no such a thing like .htaccess.


Thank you!