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Support => Technical support => Topic started by: BeckTek on February 20, 2008, 05:32:37

Title: Submitting content [SOLVED]
Post by: BeckTek on February 20, 2008, 05:32:37

I am sure I am missing something pretty simple, but when i log into the website with a user and try to submit content, It pops up with a message and says I have to give an SEO title, but when I am creating the content, it does not give me this option.

How do I fix this so it either gives me the option to give it an SEO title, or perhaps a better alternative would be that it automatically generates an SEO title.

Title: Re: Submitting content
Post by: datahell on February 20, 2008, 07:56:00

In front-end the SEO title is created automatically by Elxis based on a romanized version of your title. When administrator check your submission he has the option to change the automatically generated seo title. If this seo title is not created then you should check the following:
1. PHP can access back-end classes from front-end. If you can placed an htaccess file on back-end that blocks access from front-end remove it.
2. Check if this file exist: /administrator/includes/seovs.class.php
3. Check if this folder and required files inside it exist: /includes/utf8db/
4. Check if any of these files are broken.
5. Try to change title.

The best method to find out what is happening is to check your server error.log

Title: Re: Submitting content
Post by: BeckTek on February 20, 2008, 08:24:37

thanks, the /includes/utf8db was missing.