By Will Merkens on Friday, 02 October 2015
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I noticed this when I set a menu to point to the blog and used the "(Categories) Single Category". and I set the pagination to one post per page then when I go to the blog and look at the bottom "< Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Next>" I see the url generated for "12345678" and one of them is missing a piece.

1 = http://joomla-dev3.userful.ca/blog-virtualization/2/listings/0/categories/page-1
2 = http://joomla-dev3.userful.ca/blog-virtualization/2/listings/categories/1/page-1
3 = http://joomla-dev3.userful.ca/blog-virtualization/2/listings/categories/page-1
4 = http://joomla-dev3.userful.ca/blog-virtualization/2/listings/categories/3/page-1
5 = http://joomla-dev3.userful.ca/blog-virtualization/2/listings/categories/4/page-1
6 = http://joomla-dev3.userful.ca/blog-virtualization/2/listings/categories/5/page-2

You can see on the third link the "/2/" is missing between "categories" and "page-1"

Also why is links 1-5 considered page-1 should they not be page-1 page-2 page-3 etc.. since I set it for one post per page.

Also should not the first link be
http://joomla-dev3.userful.ca/blog-virtualization/2/listings/categories/0/page-1
not
http://joomla-dev3.userful.ca/blog-virtualization/2/listings/0/categories/page-1
Hey Will,

I am really sorry for the delay of this reply as it is a weekend for us here. It seems like Artio is actually generating these pagination urls incorrectly and the URL does seem to be wrong too

Are you using a plugin developed for EasyBlog on Artio? If so, was this provided by Artio ? I personally reckon that users use the standard stock SEF that comes with Joomla by default as it utilizes less resources and it's more friendly to search engines.
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Saturday, 03 October 2015 14:54
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You have a plugin easyblog_artio_joomsef_extension_251_3.9.2_free.zip

Artio has what looks like the same plugin ext_joomsef3_easyblog.zip

It looks like yours is newer since the files in the zip are dated 2014.

I tried to install yours from the artio joomsef upgrade tab, but got this warning

Warning: File /var/www/joomla-3.3/tmp/easyblog_artio_joomsef_extension_251_3.9.2_free.zip not uploaded for security reasons!

From what I have read joomla 3.4.4 tightened security, does this mean the plugin zip needs fixing or artio needs fixing or php needs updating.

I did tell artio to not sef the easyblog urls and that made the links work but of course they are very long wordy links now.
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Tuesday, 06 October 2015 00:49
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Ok I got around the security issue
Edit administrator/components/com_sef/models/upgrade.php
Line 330 $uploaded = JFile::upload($tmp_src, $tmp_dest); add false/true params to call so it looks like this $uploaded = JFile::upload($tmp_src, $tmp_dest,false,true);

But now the easyblog plugin is not installed because joomla cannot find the install xml, I suspect this plugin is old.

I saw mentioned in a forum that you were working on a updated one for easyblog 5 and joomsef 4, what is the status of it?
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Wednesday, 07 October 2015 01:10
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Hey Will,

I am really sorry that delay of this reply,

I have temporary disable with your `JoomSEF` settings from JoomSEF Configuration page, everything should be work fine now.

I've checked that plugins installer from our download page, that is not compatible yet.

It seems like Artio JoomSEF got updated something, so you can extract the plugin installer file and replace with my attached file, it should install without error in Artio JoomSEF installer page.

By the way, It would be best if you can provide us with your FTP access so we can troubleshoot on this?
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Thursday, 08 October 2015 16:56
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Better approach is to change the active handler on a per extenstion basis in joomsef instead of disabling all of joomsef since that would break other stuff in the site.

I installed the updated extension for easyblog into joomsef, it set the active handler to "JoomSEF Basic Rewriting" but it still created wrong urls.

1 = http://joomla-dev3.userful.ca/blog-virtualization/2/listings/0/categories/page-1
2 = http://joomla-dev3.userful.ca/blog-virtualization/categories/listings/2/1/page-1
3 = http://joomla-dev3.userful.ca/blog-virtualization/categories/listings/2/page-1
4 = http://joomla-dev3.userful.ca/blog-virtualization/categories/listings/2/3/page-1

you can see that #3 is wrong.

The active handler "JoomSEF extension" and "Default Joomla! router" don't work as choices, the handler "Not using SEF" works correctly but of course that one basicaly disables any sef for easyblog.
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Thursday, 08 October 2015 23:41
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Hey there,

I am really sorry for the delay of this reply as we have been overwhelmed with the support since the release of easysocial 1.4 and we are currently short handed.

I already installed the updated Artio Joomsef Easyblog plugin in your site, it should work fine now, can you give it a try now?
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Tuesday, 13 October 2015 10:08
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Looks good, Now I need that updated plugin so that I can apply it to our production site.
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Wednesday, 14 October 2015 22:45
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Hey Will,

Arlex isn't around currently but I will check this with him again tomorrow. We'll try to get this package available on our downloads page.
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Wednesday, 14 October 2015 23:06
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Hey Will,

I am sorry for the delay of this reply,

I've attached the installer, you can download it and update on your live site.
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Thursday, 15 October 2015 09:48
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