Hello.
I am working on fixing a webshop for a company currently, and all in all it looks to be set up really well. Great SEO, friendly URLs are running.
However, several categories seem immune to the Rewrite rules.
Some categories work perfectly. Other categories add the raw URL instead, but when I go into the shop and do a preview of the item, it opens a page with a friendly URL.
This means that the problem is with the categories not being affected by Rewrite, because all the items work. I have tried moving items with "bad" URLs to categories that work and then the "bad" URLs become friendly in the good category. And to cover all bases, I tried moving a "good" item to a "bad" category and that gave a "bad" URL. So I am 112% sure the issue is not with the items but with the categories.
I tried creating a test category on the live page and adding from both good and bad categories and both gave bad URLs. So new categories seem to have the same problem.
Attached is two screenshots - one of two categories who are equally deep in the subcategory tree(even in the same main category) and a screenshot of my current rewrite rules.
I tried messing around with the rewrite rules, but I couldn't actually get it to reflect any changes. Do I need to do something special to make it apply the new rewrite rules?
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Anarasha
Hello. I am working on fixing a webshop for a company currently, and all in all it looks to be set up really well. Great SEO, friendly URLs are running. However, several categories seem immune to the Rewrite rules.
Some categories work perfectly. Other categories add the raw URL instead, but when I go into the shop and do a preview of the item, it opens a page with a friendly URL. This means that the problem is with the categories not being affected by Rewrite, because all the items work. I have tried moving items with "bad" URLs to categories that work and then the "bad" URLs become friendly in the good category. And to cover all bases, I tried moving a "good" item to a "bad" category and that gave a "bad" URL. So I am 112% sure the issue is not with the items but with the categories. I tried creating a test category on the live page and adding from both good and bad categories and both gave bad URLs. So new categories seem to have the same problem. Attached is two screenshots - one of two categories who are equally deep in the subcategory tree(even in the same main category) and a screenshot of my current rewrite rules. I tried messing around with the rewrite rules, but I couldn't actually get it to reflect any changes. Do I need to do something special to make it apply the new rewrite rules?
I am at a loss here. I hope you can help me
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