Upper Case Character in URL

[Stormraven]

I installed a member map on my site:

Member Map

Anyone here know how to make the M in the url into lower case instead of upper case? I've asked in the thread of the mod but no one replied yet and I thought I'd ask here too. I'm not that experienced with XF yet

Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks

 

[Floris]

The route has to be changed then.

 

[Steven Moore]

Pretty much what Floris said. Change the route to be membermap instead of memberMap.

 

[Vincent_imported]

If one would be wondering how to do this, it can be done in the Admin CP in debug mode at the Development tab in the Route Prefix option

 

[Steven Moore]

Oh duh, guess I could have mentioned that. LOL

 

[Vincent_imported]

Oh duh, guess I could have mentioned that. LOL

Oh, it was actually just to let the users know, not to be a smartass or something :P

 

[Steven Moore]

I know, I wasn't even thinking about it, was busy worrying about my blog.

 

[Stormraven]

I just noticed the replied in this thread and decided to give it a go. I tried to change the route prefix:



But every time I try to set it to anything other than 'memberMap', I get the following error:

"A controller for the route path memberMap/ was not found."

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Can't wait till i get the hang of XenForo ^_^

 

[Floris]

Then go to the route php file from the plugin where it's set, making sure it matches the front-end

 

[Stormraven]

Then go to the route php file from the plugin where it's set, making sure it matches the front-end

That makes a lot of sense, wow, do I feel stupid right now :P Thanks Floris, I'll give this a go in the morning after some sleep

 

[Vincent_imported]

That makes a lot of sense, wow, do I feel stupid right now Thanks Floris, I'll give this a go in the morning after some sleep

Teehee It's just a feeling, nothing more

 

[Stormraven]

Right, I'm still running into problems, nothing I seem to try works.





Still not working

 

[Steven Moore]

Hmmm, did you remember to upload the altered route file before testing again?

 

[Stormraven]

yep i did

 

[Steven Moore]

Where did you get the addon from? I'll download it and see about getting it to work how you want.

 

[Stormraven]

Where did you get the addon from? I'll download it and see about getting it to work how you want.

Thats very kind of you here's the actual thread: http://xenforo.com/community/threads/member-map.16397/

thanks

 

[Steven Moore]

Interesting, I changed the route prefix in the admin route prefixes and in the route file MemberMap.php, reuploaded and I can access it all lower case.

 

[Steven Moore]

Oh btw, just a thought, if your trying to click the tab that came with the addon, try to type it in the address instead.

 

[Stormraven]

I changed it to lower character, got it all working apart from when you click on the 'add or update location' button. I get this error:



I've been messing around with the php files for about half an hour now and I can't seem to get it working

 

[Steven Moore]

Ok in that case, change the links for all templates. If necessary you can PC me a login with admin and I will just do it for you. Won't take long but any place there is a link related to memberMap then you need to edit it to be /membermap/ instead of memberMap.

 

[TopShot]

I think/believe alternatively it could be done by editing all Phrase related to memberMap add-on rather than editing xxx.php files. Editing 30-odd phrase at one place are easy to play with.

 

[Steven Moore]

Yeah I talked with Stormraven already, we couldn't figure it out.

 

[TopShot]

Oh man! - rename the add-on directory to all lowercases where ever you have (library/membermap or else) in you xenforo installations + change the route to be membermap instead of memberMap and it will going to work perfect

 

[TopShot]

I spend good amount of time to run sitemap plugin - and my directory was xenforSitemap and plugin was looking for xenforsitemap instead - and I was confused with the directory permission etc etc - it was hard to find but I did and it work later.