gpisw Posted July 19, 2018 Share Posted July 19, 2018 (edited) So I stumbled on to a project where they had messed around too much, and had created a category with the name "TINTOS" so the url was "tintos", but they also created a CMS Page with the same name and url. They didn't know why /tintos didn't show products, and other categories did. So well, my course of action, was to remove the cms page "TINTOS", which wasn't getting any use anyway. What I expected was that Prestashop was prioritizing the CMS page, over the Category, and it would resolve itself. But what do I find? Whenever I try to access /tintos, I get a message of Page doesn't exists. Deleted caches, regenerated .htacccess and no luck. When I change the category name to something different from "TINTOS", then it works (like "TINTO" => /tinto). Also the Friendly URL I don't think it's working, because the category url comes from the name of it, not the friendly url field, and when I go to Preferences -> SEO & URLs, there is no toggle button for Friendly URLs. Is there any special way to remove the cache that I could be missing? I'm fairly new to Prestashop. Any ASAP help is appreciated. Edit: More news on this topic. This time they had a CMS Page Category with he same url as a Page. But they had no content on that Category. And again I wished that deactivating that Category would make the page show up, but no, it displays the error "this page doesn't exists". Any ideas? Edited August 2, 2018 by gpisw (see edit history) Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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gpisw Posted August 7, 2018 Author Share Posted August 7, 2018 SOLVED: It seems there was a plugin at play. One with the name SEO something, and it had a list of pages with redirects and such. Hope it can help anyone. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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