[TYPO3-english] some minor realURL issues

[Axel Joensson]

Forgot one thing: How may I achieve that the home pages can be called
and appear as "index.html" resp. "en/index.html"? 

Thx.
Axel

Axel Joensson <a.joensson at web.de> wrote:

> Hello,
> 
> I am using realURL 1.7.0 under typo3 4.2.10 with a config I found at
> <http://www.oliver-thiele.de/cms-typo3/tutorials/realurl-tutorial.html>.
> In fact, that config is a little "overdosed" because so far I don't use
> tt_news, but that does not hurt. However, I have some minor issues
> confusing me:
> 
> 1/ I have two languages in one tree so far, two more (asian) languages
> will come. There is a German (default lang.) page called
> "example.com/profil.html" and its English version,
> "example.com/en/profile.html". Language shifting is done by
> sr_language_menu. When I call the German version via the "Deutsch" link
> from the language menu, it appears as "example.com/profile.html", while
> it comes with the correct name from the German menues. Why? Cache
> emptying via "Clear all caches" does not seem to help for a long time.
> How can I avoid this mistake, as I don't want duplicate content?
> 
> 2/ I have several times read that in the "Info" module it should be
> possible to empty the realURL cache, but how? I do find "Speaking URL
> management" in the drop down, but nothing like "Rebuild site tree" like
> mentioned in some tutorials, which seems to refer to "AOE advanced
> realurl path". Is there another way for emptying cache, or is it done
> with "Clear all caches"? I also tried "aeurltool" and just read from my
> log, that it survived installation only for 6 minutes before being
> deleted again for just messing everything up ... Is there any necessity
> for URL cache management with realURL? 
> 
> 3/ In the EM I see the following "developer relevant Code warning": 
> "It seems like there is a backend module in "mod1/conf.php" which is not
> configured in ext_emconf.php
> No XCLASS inclusion code found in file
> 'class.tx_realurl_userfunctest.php'"
> 
> Is that to worry about? 
> 
> Thanks in advance for any help.
> Axel