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This hook allows you to use /catalog/pagename/ instead of /catalog/info.php?pages_id=x

https://phoenixaddons.com/knowledgebase ... etty-urls/

Can this concept work for product urls too?

For that, you'd want to use https://forums.oscommerce.com/topic/496 ... nt-1818559

I've just installed this on a local xampp install and it's not working, what am I missing?

I have dropped all the files in and edited the .htaccess file.

LeeFoster wrote: ↑Thu Mar 25, 2021 3:45 pm what am I missing?

I need more info.
What page/slug are you trying to link to?
Are you trying to go to yourdomain.com/slug/ ?
What do you get as a result?
Did you watch the youtube video on how use this?

The page is about us, the slug is about.
I am testing this on a local install so I am trying to go to 127.0.0.1/360v3/about
Result is 404 page not found.
Yes I did watch the video

I just found the issue, it is related to me being on a local install, /info.php?pageis=$1 needed to be 360v3/info.php?pageis=$1

I know this allows the use of /about or /shipping instead of /info.php?pages_id=4 but is there a way to get /info.php?pages_id=4 to change to /shipping when clicking an internal link?

Not as easy as htaccess has no way of knowing what slug belongs to pages_id=4

You could add some logic to the hook that checks if pages_id is loaded in the $_GET['pages_id'] and then load the slug and do a re-direct to the /slug/ using a header location. Just have to be careful not to create a recursive loop

Hi zipurman, could this also work on the 1080 version?

villameschik wrote: ↑Fri Mar 26, 2021 8:33 am Hi zipurman, could this also work on the 1080 version?

This does work for the 1.0.8.0 version now.?¿

zipurman wrote: ↑Fri Mar 26, 2021 8:27 am Not as easy as htaccess has no way of knowing what slug belongs to pages_id=4

Shame as this would be more useful I suspect.

zipurman wrote: ↑Fri Mar 26, 2021 8:27 am You could add some logic to the hook that checks if pages_id is loaded in the $_GET['pages_id'] and then load the slug and do a re-direct to the /slug/ using a header location. Just have to be careful not to create a recursive loop

Or change the way this link is written so the link is /shipping instead of /info.php?pages_id=4