Different url displays a same page
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Hello everyone,
I started my first cms website using concrete5, and I'm still early stage of building this site. I must have done something wrong, but I just cannot figure out by myself.
Issue: All pages I have created display a same page, my home page. I have made 5 pages so far, and no matter which link I click from my navigation, it displays homepage. In url bar, it displays the right info (e.g. /about/ or /introduction/).
I can visit a page I edited from sitemap, but once I click my navigation to get to another page, there's my homepage.
Could anyone tell me what I did wrong and how to fix this issue?
Thank you!
I started my first cms website using concrete5, and I'm still early stage of building this site. I must have done something wrong, but I just cannot figure out by myself.
Issue: All pages I have created display a same page, my home page. I have made 5 pages so far, and no matter which link I click from my navigation, it displays homepage. In url bar, it displays the right info (e.g. /about/ or /introduction/).
I can visit a page I edited from sitemap, but once I click my navigation to get to another page, there's my homepage.
Could anyone tell me what I did wrong and how to fix this issue?
Thank you!
Thank you, Josh!
It worked like a charm.
Although I do need pretty url enabled, so I turn back on to see what's going on, I got "No input file specified." for all pages except my homepage.
I'm looking at an answered topic on this problem to see if I can fix. (http://www.concrete5.org/index.php?cID=5346)
Thanks again for your help.
- histak
It worked like a charm.
Although I do need pretty url enabled, so I turn back on to see what's going on, I got "No input file specified." for all pages except my homepage.
I'm looking at an answered topic on this problem to see if I can fix. (http://www.concrete5.org/index.php?cID=5346)
Thanks again for your help.
- histak
Great! I definitely understand you wanting the pretty urls on. If that thread doesn't help, let me know. And we'll dig into this.
BTW, what OS and Web Server are you running this on? (Linux and Apache, Windows and IIS, etc..)
- Josh
BTW, what OS and Web Server are you running this on? (Linux and Apache, Windows and IIS, etc..)
- Josh
I'm quite embarrassed, but i don't really know. I look through my host but couldn't get to the right place to find out.
This project is using network solutions' shared server.
I'm still working on it, but I need to call it a day for now.
- histak
This project is using network solutions' shared server.
I'm still working on it, but I need to call it a day for now.
- histak
Get ahold of me when you get back on it, and we'll get it fixed up.
- Josh
- Josh
For pretty urls you need the .htaccess file to contain the code that C5 gives you when you enable pretty urls.
Maybe you have pretty urls enabled in C5, but the .htaccess is either not there or broken.
Maybe you have pretty urls enabled in C5, but the .htaccess is either not there or broken.
- Josh