I am making links within the site:
a button to send me to "register" would link as "index.php?register"
This use to work by setting the alias within the article as "register"
However this alias is reading as "register_lkt (random letter after _)
I can not get rid of them -- after deleting, they show up again.
Any thoughts?
Thanks
index.php?(page name)
Hi bench1254,
there are old entrys inside your db.
Please run this snippet using phpMyAdmin in SQL:
For deleted articles:
For deleted structure names:
Regards Knut
there are old entrys inside your db.
Please run this snippet using phpMyAdmin in SQL:
For deleted articles:
Code: Select all
DELETE FROM phpwcms_article WHERE article_deleted=9;
DELETE FROM phpwcms_articlecontent WHERE acontent_trash=9;
Code: Select all
DELETE FROM phpwcms_articlecat WHERE acat_trash=9;
Last edited by flip-flop on Wed 1. Nov 2006, 15:22, edited 2 times in total.
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that happens, if you have deleted the Alias and want to take it another time...
only possible to delete inside the DB ... its for savety reasons
Three possibilities:
1. think first, if you wanna delete an aliasname
2. Use an other Alias if possible
3. delete the db entry of the unused "register" Alias with your db admin-tool
only possible to delete inside the DB ... its for savety reasons

Three possibilities:
1. think first, if you wanna delete an aliasname

2. Use an other Alias if possible
3. delete the db entry of the unused "register" Alias with your db admin-tool
this code deletes already deleted aliases?flip-flop wrote:Code: Select all
DELETE FROM phpwcms_articlecat WHERE acat_trash=9;
Doesn't work! I still can't create an alias en_home without this random string!?!
Any ideas??
Oldboy
Yes.this code deletes already deleted aliases?
Please have a look into the table phpwcms_articlecat.
Sort this table using the column acat_trash.
Is there any entry <> 0 ?
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