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ac3gam3r Newbie

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I was facing the same problem a while ago, seems like there was some problem with the .htaccess configuration file. So what I did was:

 

1. Deleted the .htaccess file.

2. Disabled & Enabled Friendly URL.

 

*Problem Solved* 

 

Let me know if this works for you.

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I was facing the same problem a while ago, seems like there was some problem with the .htaccess configuration file. So what I did was:

 

1. Deleted the .htaccess file.

2. Disabled & Enabled Friendly URL.

 

*Problem Solved* 

 

Let me know if this works for you.

 

This didn't helped I backed up the file then deleted it. and the new .htaccess generated and All I see that my website is showing Blank.

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danidant Newbie

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Heyy your friendly url is working.

how you enabled them?

 

i think i have another prestashop web which friendly url is working from the beginning  (i just try switch on/off it)

then i copy paste and edit .htaccess file from my other web which it friendly url is working

 

here is the .htaccess file  http://pastebin.com/rQGmVWes

backup original file before copy paste

 

btw im using 1.6.0.14 version

 

sory for my english grammar

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i think i have another prestashop web which friendly url is working from the beginning  (i just try switch on/off it)

then i copy paste and edit .htaccess file from my other web which it friendly url is working

 

here is the .htaccess file  http://pastebin.com/rQGmVWes

backup original file before copy paste

 

btw im using 1.6.0.14 version

 

sory for my english grammar

This didn't help me. :(

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I have the same issue, I run prestashop on nginx, how can I fix it?

 

Try disable the nginx first, and check if Prestashop's friendly url working without nginx or not.

 

I had issue with nginx config which caused not proper working of friendly url.

Now with a righ nginx config the issue is gone.

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I was facing the same problem a while ago, seems like there was some problem with the .htaccess configuration file. So what I did was:

 

1. Deleted the .htaccess file.

2. Disabled & Enabled Friendly URL.

 

*Problem Solved* 

 

Let me know if this works for you.

Excellent! It's work also for me after days of research. Thank you very much :) :) :)

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I freshly installed Prestashop 1.6.1.0 I've uploaded all product images in the "img" file without knowing that prestashop works different in handling images. I'm using product csv feeds to upload products in which the "Image URLs (x,y,z...)" has the following image url: http://www.mydomainname.com/img/xxxxxxx.jpg By researching the web I found out that product.tpl file need some modification in order to avoid the Friendly URL mode. I still wantFriendly URL mode to be enabled and not deleting the .htaccess file as suggested. I basically want all products to been linked with the images in the "img" file. Any suggestion how to modify the product.tpl file?

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luya Newbie

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I spent almost 5 hours. When I enabled friendly urls, my images didn't appear. I migrated from my live domain to localhost actually. The localhost version didn't show images.

 

- I did this .htaccess file deletion

- I reset all file and folder permissions

- I enabled mod_rewrite under apache

- Reindexed

- Created thumbnails

- Removed cache

- I set AllowOverride All under /etc/apache/sites-available/default.conf

Finally now I discovered I had to set AllowOverride All also under apache.conf file or depending on your system, it can be httpd.conf file

 

Since my presta shop was under folder called "myshopsite", I created a new entry in this file /etc/apache2/apache2.conf

as 

<Directory /var/www/html/myshopsite>
Options Indexes FollowSymLinks
AllowOverride All
Require all granted
</Directory>

 

and finally

sudo apache2ctl restart

 

Voila!!!!

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Braindice Newbie

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I installed Presta Shop yesterday for the very first time and I am having this image issue.

 

Fine if I turn off friendly URLs but no image if Friendly URLs are on.  I have messed around with some of the settings mentioned here but noting seems to 'fix' the issue with friendly URLs on.

 

Is this a bug or is there a configuration item I may have missed

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I installed Presta Shop yesterday for the very first time and I am having this image issue.

 

Fine if I turn off friendly URLs but no image if Friendly URLs are on.  I have messed around with some of the settings mentioned here but noting seems to 'fix' the issue with friendly URLs on.

 

Is this a bug or is there a configuration item I may have missed

Make sure that mod_rewrite on your linux server is installed (ask your provider). Ir you are using Windows servers, so there is no mod_rewrite, in this case you should either contact your provider and rewrite .htaccess to web.config file, which is the one IIS servers can read and understand.

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OKay - not a PHP expert or anything and not really sure if this is unique to Bluehost but think I fixed this.  

 

I deleted the htaccess file and then forced the site to regenerate it by turning pretty urls off and then on 

 

Maybe this will help someone on Bluehost who is doing a new install/

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OKay - not a PHP expert or anything and not really sure if this is unique to Bluehost but think I fixed this.  

 

I deleted the htaccess file and then forced the site to regenerate it by turning pretty urls off and then on 

 

Maybe this will help someone on Bluehost who is doing a new install/

Well this solution was already posted to this topic before mine, so I supposed you still made use of them and your problem still persist....

Please if you add your problem to an existent topic, please read carefully all threads added to this topic.

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Godda-Kitty&John Newbie

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OKay - not a PHP expert or anything and not really sure if this is unique to Bluehost but think I fixed this.  

 

I deleted the htaccess file and then forced the site to regenerate it by turning pretty urls off and then on 

 

Maybe this will help someone on Bluehost who is doing a new install/

 

Thank You, this fixed it for me as well.

 

v1.6.1.3

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hope this thread is not close, im facing the same issue and deleting the htaccess and turning off / on the friendly url do not work for me. htacess also do not get renegerate, anyone got a solution for this ?

 

it's possible that your apache server does not have mod_rewrite enabled.  Learn more here. 

 

There are  several different methods to see if mod_rewrite is enabled you can find via search.  You can also contact your hosting company.  Let us know what you find out.

 

happy prestashopping

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goldies Apprentice

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For me worked remowing:

location ~* \.(js|jpg|jpeg|gif|png|css|tgz|gz|rar|bz2|doc|pdf|ppt|tar|wav|bmp|rtf|swf|ico|flv|txt|woff|woff2|svg)$ {
    etag on;
    if_modified_since exact;
    add_header Pragma "public";
    add_header Cache-Control "max-age=31536000, public";
}

 

in "Apache & nginx Settings" in option "Additional nginx directives"

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