By Gareth Burrows on Friday, 30 May 2014
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Hi

Having a configuration issue on my site with EasyBlog, which I am in the middle of building. Love the functionality but have one gripe. I have added the "latest" module to my frontpage, which correctly displays the latest post. However, the link to the actual article has "index.php" into it, which then is not routed correctly. The URLS are correct if you you click on a link from the blog front page, it's just the module which seems to have an issue. I am using SH404SEF, Joomla 3.5, the latest version of EasyBlog and a template from Joomlart.

EDIT:

The index.php is actually not the problem now that I've purged the URLS to clear up the issue.

The correct URL to a test article should be (and is from the blog front page)

http://www.divedir.com/Blog/test-4.html


. Notice the "blog" section.

This is the URL from the module on the frontpage of the website

http://www.divedir.comEasy/Blog/test-4.html


Notice the module URL has a section "easyblog", which is incorrect.

So whats happening is that when you create a blog entry from the back end or from the blog front page, "blog" is inserted into the URL. When you try to access that article from the module, it gets "easyblog" which is erroneous.

I get the feeling this is something obvious and I'm going to feel very stupid
hey gareth,
I just changed your routing options in the easyblog latest posts module to use your menu item "blog" and now the urls in the module are showing up correctly.
for example the latest blog post is now going to /blog/test-skill.html instead of /easyblog/test-skill.html

please re-check and let me know if you need further assistance on this
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Friday, 30 May 2014 04:06
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Nope, looks like you nailed it, thanks so much!
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Friday, 30 May 2014 04:23
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you're welcome gareth, good to hear that your issue's resolved
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Friday, 30 May 2014 04:44
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