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Does URL Mapper module allow wildcards?

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You're all set - note that you'll need to clear your browser cache, since browsers cache the redirect.

Hope this helps!

Does URL Mapper module allow wildcards?

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That should work - I will check it out for you.

PayPal Buy It Now

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I believe this should work - based on the screenshots that is the foxycart add to cart button - NOT the paypal one. Note that the PayPal buy it now button will NOT show if the profile has not entered a PayPal email address in their profile settings - so double check that.

Hope this helps!

Does URL Mapper module allow wildcards?

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Try this:
Let me know if that works.

CRI: Query Error: (errno: 24)

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Glad that fixed it!

Does URL Mapper module allow wildcards?

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Sure - we can check that out - I don't think it would be hard.

Does URL Mapper module allow wildcards?

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This guide will show you how to access your site via SFTP:

https://www.jamroom.net/the-jamroom-network/documentation/jamroom-hosting/2552/connecting-to-your-server-using-sftp

Once inside you'll see directories for each domain - inside each directory is a "public_html" directory where your site lives. You'll find the .htaccess file in that directory.

I started to add it in but have backed out - feel free to set that up like you wish.

Does URL Mapper module allow wildcards?

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This does not require a module - it requires a single line addition to the .htaccess file.

I can add it in for you - but they sometimes have a habit of catching MORE than you want, so just to double check - you want:

1) all requests coming to /forum/topic/* (i.e. all topics)
2) forwarded to /community/forum/empath

Let me know if that is correct.

Does URL Mapper module allow wildcards?

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No - wildcards are not allowed. In this case your best bet is to setup a custom mod_rewrite rule in your site's .htaccess file - that will handle it.

Let me know if that helps.

CRI: Query Error: (errno: 24)

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This means your MySQL DB is corrupted, or you've run out of disk space.
Run:
From MySQL if you can.