was very nervous about loosing position in the transition from flat HTML to this CRM as it looked quite bad for the first week, but 50 pages got indexed last night. 
Sorry can't help with your JCE links
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- Sat Apr 01, 2006 1:44 pm
- Forum: Submit Your Suggested Tips & Tricks Here
- Topic: SEF & .htaccess - How I got mine to work on a hosted server
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Re: SEF & .htaccess - How I got mine to work on a hosted server
Yep am using SEF advance now, and google has started indexing my pages! YAY! was very nervous about loosing position in the transition from flat HTML to this CRM as it looked quite bad for the first week, but 50 pages got indexed last night.
Sorry can't help with your JCE links
was very nervous about loosing position in the transition from flat HTML to this CRM as it looked quite bad for the first week, but 50 pages got indexed last night. Sorry can't help with your JCE links
- Mon Mar 27, 2006 10:06 am
- Forum: Submit Your Suggested Tips & Tricks Here
- Topic: SEF & .htaccess - How I got mine to work on a hosted server
- Replies: 9
- Views: 4943
Re: SEF & .htaccess - How I got mine to work on a hosted server
Unfortunately there is no one size fits all solution... i over complicated things just trying to get things right before finnally understanding what i was doing. I looked at the code and it all just looked like lines of unintelligable gibberish. Those http.apache help files are what sorted it for me...
- Sun Mar 26, 2006 9:41 pm
- Forum: Submit Your Suggested Tips & Tricks Here
- Topic: SEF & .htaccess - How I got mine to work on a hosted server
- Replies: 9
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SEF & .htaccess - How I got mine to work on a hosted server
Having poored over this site for 2 days and trying multiple solutions of which NONE worked i was starting to pull my hair out i ket on getting 500 internal server errors again and again!!! I found a solution to my problem 5 minutes ago, that as far as i know no one has posted on here before so I tho...
