.htaccess problem - index.php appearing between//links

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  1. #1
    I think i have a .htaccess problem, though i am a beginner, so i am unsure. My web page is only working on the frontpage, the other pages are all prefixed by /index.php/...
    so for bread page we have /index.php/bread etc..
    and so i have no skin appearing in each time. Please help me if you know whats going on.
     
    belliboep, Oct 6, 2009 IP
  2. belliboep

    belliboep Peon

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    oh, the site is... cafeforever.org
     
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  3. vagrant

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    #3
    it's built using Joomla.
    looks like you have the Joomla base url set wrong to me as index.php
     
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  4. belliboep

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    Joomla base url, where do i find it?
     
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  5. chetanmadaan

    chetanmadaan Active Member

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  6. bloggersnetwork

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    #6
    If you use something like Sh404sef, there is a setting in the configuration which allows you to hide the index.php part.

    Cheers,

    J.
     
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  7. daaune

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    #7
    You could go to your Joomla administration panel - global configuration

    Turn on SEF URLs and Use Apache mod_rewrite

    add this to your .htacess

    # mod_rewrite in use

    RewriteEngine On
     
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    newbie191 Notable Member

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    it is easy.
    just make your .htaccess file writable. easiest way to do it is change its properties to 777 using a ftp client.
    Hope this helps.
     
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    Hi,

    Did you solved the problem or i can suggest the one to you.
     
    joomladev, Oct 28, 2009 IP