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Widget links don't work when storytlr deployed in sub-folder #87
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Storytlr uses Apache URL rewriting to map URL back to index.php. This is done with the .htaccess file in the project root. But for this file to be taken into account, you must set 'AllowOverride All' in your virtual host. Have you done this? |
When I do this storytlr does not load on the page that it is embedded on |
I have confirmed with the host provider that allowOverride All is set. Do I need to redirect StoryTlr somewhere? It is in public_html/story |
So, when you access 'http://yourdomain/story', it works, but as soon as you click on a link you get a 404 ? Can you double check that the file .htaccess is present in your root folder? |
Hi Laurent Yes .htaccess is present. The problem only exists from the lifestream links. If I use story then I installed Storytlr on the host using scriptaculous. Everything is /Thanks/ // On 23/05/2014 20:06, Laurent Eschenauer wrote:
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Ha! The problem only occurs with the widget? This may well be a bug then. Can you share with me the url to your site/widget (you can do it in bu email: [email protected]) so I can have a look? Thanks! |
I am also unable to upload pictures! |
Ok, I have confirmed this is a bug. In the widget, the links point to the top root and don't take into account the sub-folder. Thanks for reporting this. |
Clicking on the storyteller icon in the lifestream gives a not found 404 error. The /entry folder has not been created on the host. Do I need to point something elsewhere as all the posts in the lifestream are listed correctly.
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