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# robii23's recent posts (5 messages )
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| [](/forum/4-how-to/81833-not-the-full-path-in-breadcrumbs-butfirst-was-fine#104189) | [not the full path in breadcrumbs butfirst was fine](/forum/4-how-to/81833-not-the-full-path-in-breadcrumbs-butfirst-was-fine#104189 "Welcome This is my first shop and I'm doing well but my problem has become a path to the products. I've tried a lot of combinations but nothing helps. description: the right path to store it (breadcrumbs): Home-> Shop-> Categories-> sub-> Products 1 All track work and display fine if I move the categories, sub and products 2 All track work and display fine if I click on modules "best selling" and "Recently Viewed", but only in the subcategories and products. IF I click on them in the Home or Shop path is invalid - comprehensive example: Home-> Shop-> Categories-> Item (sub missing in the path) or Home-> Shop-> Item (missing categories-> subcategories) And also everything worked fine until I ran the Vertical slider but its exclusion does not correct the problem. Please help") Category: [How to?](/forum/4-how-to "If you didn't find the answer on our documentation neither on existing posts, please ask your question here.") Topic started 13 years 5 months ago, by [robii23](/forum/user/18902-robii23 "View robii23's Profile") [Last Post](/forum/4-how-to/81833-not-the-full-path-in-breadcrumbs-butfirst-was-fine#104376 "You say that the breadcrumb is wrong, but it is actually correct as far as I can see. A breadcrumb allows the user to go back from where he was before not to display all the categories from the root to the product. If you click on a product from a module, the breadcrumb will display the category from the associated category of the menu that you selected in your module and then directly the product name. If you click on a product from a products listing in a category, the breadcrumb will display the category from where you clicked (and potential parent categories before it) and then the product name. The category_pathway parameter is sometimes missing in your product URLs because you clicked on a product directly from a product listing menu or module and not by first clicking on one or several categories. As Jerome said, it is always possible to change that behavior with custom code. In fact, third party SEF systems can potentially handle that differently (for example you might want to try JoomSef which has his own integration with HikaShop).") 13 years 5 months ago by [nicolas](/forum/user/63-nicolas "View nicolas's Profile") | Replies:9 Views:608 | [Last Post](/forum/4-how-to/81833-not-the-full-path-in-breadcrumbs-butfirst-was-fine#104376 "You say that the breadcrumb is wrong, but it is actually correct as far as I can see. A breadcrumb allows the user to go back from where he was before not to display all the categories from the root to the product. If you click on a product from a module, the breadcrumb will display the category from the associated category of the menu that you selected in your module and then directly the product name. If you click on a product from a products listing in a category, the breadcrumb will display the category from where you clicked (and potential parent categories before it) and then the product name. The category_pathway parameter is sometimes missing in your product URLs because you clicked on a product directly from a product listing menu or module and not by first clicking on one or several categories. As Jerome said, it is always possible to change that behavior with custom code. In fact, third party SEF systems can potentially handle that differently (for example you might want to try JoomSef which has his own integration with HikaShop).") by [nicolas](/forum/user/63-nicolas "View nicolas's Profile") 13 years 5 months ago |
| [](/forum/4-how-to/81833-not-the-full-path-in-breadcrumbs-butfirst-was-fine#104068) | [not the full path in breadcrumbs butfirst was fine](/forum/4-how-to/81833-not-the-full-path-in-breadcrumbs-butfirst-was-fine#104068 "Welcome This is my first shop and I'm doing well but my problem has become a path to the products. I've tried a lot of combinations but nothing helps. description: the right path to store it (breadcrumbs): Home-> Shop-> Categories-> sub-> Products 1 All track work and display fine if I move the categories, sub and products 2 All track work and display fine if I click on modules "best selling" and "Recently Viewed", but only in the subcategories and products. IF I click on them in the Home or Shop path is invalid - comprehensive example: Home-> Shop-> Categories-> Item (sub missing in the path) or Home-> Shop-> Item (missing categories-> subcategories) And also everything worked fine until I ran the Vertical slider but its exclusion does not correct the problem. Please help") Category: [How to?](/forum/4-how-to "If you didn't find the answer on our documentation neither on existing posts, please ask your question here.") Topic started 13 years 5 months ago, by [robii23](/forum/user/18902-robii23 "View robii23's Profile") [Last Post](/forum/4-how-to/81833-not-the-full-path-in-breadcrumbs-butfirst-was-fine#104376 "You say that the breadcrumb is wrong, but it is actually correct as far as I can see. A breadcrumb allows the user to go back from where he was before not to display all the categories from the root to the product. If you click on a product from a module, the breadcrumb will display the category from the associated category of the menu that you selected in your module and then directly the product name. If you click on a product from a products listing in a category, the breadcrumb will display the category from where you clicked (and potential parent categories before it) and then the product name. The category_pathway parameter is sometimes missing in your product URLs because you clicked on a product directly from a product listing menu or module and not by first clicking on one or several categories. As Jerome said, it is always possible to change that behavior with custom code. In fact, third party SEF systems can potentially handle that differently (for example you might want to try JoomSef which has his own integration with HikaShop).") 13 years 5 months ago by [nicolas](/forum/user/63-nicolas "View nicolas's Profile") | Replies:9 Views:608 | [Last Post](/forum/4-how-to/81833-not-the-full-path-in-breadcrumbs-butfirst-was-fine#104376 "You say that the breadcrumb is wrong, but it is actually correct as far as I can see. A breadcrumb allows the user to go back from where he was before not to display all the categories from the root to the product. If you click on a product from a module, the breadcrumb will display the category from the associated category of the menu that you selected in your module and then directly the product name. If you click on a product from a products listing in a category, the breadcrumb will display the category from where you clicked (and potential parent categories before it) and then the product name. The category_pathway parameter is sometimes missing in your product URLs because you clicked on a product directly from a product listing menu or module and not by first clicking on one or several categories. As Jerome said, it is always possible to change that behavior with custom code. In fact, third party SEF systems can potentially handle that differently (for example you might want to try JoomSef which has his own integration with HikaShop).") by [nicolas](/forum/user/63-nicolas "View nicolas's Profile") 13 years 5 months ago |
| [](/forum/4-how-to/81833-not-the-full-path-in-breadcrumbs-butfirst-was-fine#103945) | [not the full path in breadcrumbs butfirst was fine](/forum/4-how-to/81833-not-the-full-path-in-breadcrumbs-butfirst-was-fine#103945 "Welcome This is my first shop and I'm doing well but my problem has become a path to the products. I've tried a lot of combinations but nothing helps. description: the right path to store it (breadcrumbs): Home-> Shop-> Categories-> sub-> Products 1 All track work and display fine if I move the categories, sub and products 2 All track work and display fine if I click on modules "best selling" and "Recently Viewed", but only in the subcategories and products. IF I click on them in the Home or Shop path is invalid - comprehensive example: Home-> Shop-> Categories-> Item (sub missing in the path) or Home-> Shop-> Item (missing categories-> subcategories) And also everything worked fine until I ran the Vertical slider but its exclusion does not correct the problem. Please help") Category: [How to?](/forum/4-how-to "If you didn't find the answer on our documentation neither on existing posts, please ask your question here.") Topic started 13 years 5 months ago, by [robii23](/forum/user/18902-robii23 "View robii23's Profile") [Last Post](/forum/4-how-to/81833-not-the-full-path-in-breadcrumbs-butfirst-was-fine#104376 "You say that the breadcrumb is wrong, but it is actually correct as far as I can see. A breadcrumb allows the user to go back from where he was before not to display all the categories from the root to the product. If you click on a product from a module, the breadcrumb will display the category from the associated category of the menu that you selected in your module and then directly the product name. If you click on a product from a products listing in a category, the breadcrumb will display the category from where you clicked (and potential parent categories before it) and then the product name. The category_pathway parameter is sometimes missing in your product URLs because you clicked on a product directly from a product listing menu or module and not by first clicking on one or several categories. As Jerome said, it is always possible to change that behavior with custom code. In fact, third party SEF systems can potentially handle that differently (for example you might want to try JoomSef which has his own integration with HikaShop).") 13 years 5 months ago by [nicolas](/forum/user/63-nicolas "View nicolas's Profile") | Replies:9 Views:608 | [Last Post](/forum/4-how-to/81833-not-the-full-path-in-breadcrumbs-butfirst-was-fine#104376 "You say that the breadcrumb is wrong, but it is actually correct as far as I can see. A breadcrumb allows the user to go back from where he was before not to display all the categories from the root to the product. If you click on a product from a module, the breadcrumb will display the category from the associated category of the menu that you selected in your module and then directly the product name. If you click on a product from a products listing in a category, the breadcrumb will display the category from where you clicked (and potential parent categories before it) and then the product name. The category_pathway parameter is sometimes missing in your product URLs because you clicked on a product directly from a product listing menu or module and not by first clicking on one or several categories. As Jerome said, it is always possible to change that behavior with custom code. In fact, third party SEF systems can potentially handle that differently (for example you might want to try JoomSef which has his own integration with HikaShop).") by [nicolas](/forum/user/63-nicolas "View nicolas's Profile") 13 years 5 months ago |
| [](/forum/4-how-to/81833-not-the-full-path-in-breadcrumbs-butfirst-was-fine#103860) | [not the full path in breadcrumbs butfirst was fine](/forum/4-how-to/81833-not-the-full-path-in-breadcrumbs-butfirst-was-fine#103860 "Welcome This is my first shop and I'm doing well but my problem has become a path to the products. I've tried a lot of combinations but nothing helps. description: the right path to store it (breadcrumbs): Home-> Shop-> Categories-> sub-> Products 1 All track work and display fine if I move the categories, sub and products 2 All track work and display fine if I click on modules "best selling" and "Recently Viewed", but only in the subcategories and products. IF I click on them in the Home or Shop path is invalid - comprehensive example: Home-> Shop-> Categories-> Item (sub missing in the path) or Home-> Shop-> Item (missing categories-> subcategories) And also everything worked fine until I ran the Vertical slider but its exclusion does not correct the problem. Please help") Category: [How to?](/forum/4-how-to "If you didn't find the answer on our documentation neither on existing posts, please ask your question here.") Topic started 13 years 5 months ago, by [robii23](/forum/user/18902-robii23 "View robii23's Profile") [Last Post](/forum/4-how-to/81833-not-the-full-path-in-breadcrumbs-butfirst-was-fine#104376 "You say that the breadcrumb is wrong, but it is actually correct as far as I can see. A breadcrumb allows the user to go back from where he was before not to display all the categories from the root to the product. If you click on a product from a module, the breadcrumb will display the category from the associated category of the menu that you selected in your module and then directly the product name. If you click on a product from a products listing in a category, the breadcrumb will display the category from where you clicked (and potential parent categories before it) and then the product name. The category_pathway parameter is sometimes missing in your product URLs because you clicked on a product directly from a product listing menu or module and not by first clicking on one or several categories. As Jerome said, it is always possible to change that behavior with custom code. In fact, third party SEF systems can potentially handle that differently (for example you might want to try JoomSef which has his own integration with HikaShop).") 13 years 5 months ago by [nicolas](/forum/user/63-nicolas "View nicolas's Profile") | Replies:9 Views:608 | [Last Post](/forum/4-how-to/81833-not-the-full-path-in-breadcrumbs-butfirst-was-fine#104376 "You say that the breadcrumb is wrong, but it is actually correct as far as I can see. A breadcrumb allows the user to go back from where he was before not to display all the categories from the root to the product. If you click on a product from a module, the breadcrumb will display the category from the associated category of the menu that you selected in your module and then directly the product name. If you click on a product from a products listing in a category, the breadcrumb will display the category from where you clicked (and potential parent categories before it) and then the product name. The category_pathway parameter is sometimes missing in your product URLs because you clicked on a product directly from a product listing menu or module and not by first clicking on one or several categories. As Jerome said, it is always possible to change that behavior with custom code. In fact, third party SEF systems can potentially handle that differently (for example you might want to try JoomSef which has his own integration with HikaShop).") by [nicolas](/forum/user/63-nicolas "View nicolas's Profile") 13 years 5 months ago |
| [](/forum/4-how-to/81833-not-the-full-path-in-breadcrumbs-butfirst-was-fine#103818) | [not the full path in breadcrumbs butfirst was fine](/forum/4-how-to/81833-not-the-full-path-in-breadcrumbs-butfirst-was-fine#103818 "Welcome This is my first shop and I'm doing well but my problem has become a path to the products. I've tried a lot of combinations but nothing helps. description: the right path to store it (breadcrumbs): Home-> Shop-> Categories-> sub-> Products 1 All track work and display fine if I move the categories, sub and products 2 All track work and display fine if I click on modules "best selling" and "Recently Viewed", but only in the subcategories and products. IF I click on them in the Home or Shop path is invalid - comprehensive example: Home-> Shop-> Categories-> Item (sub missing in the path) or Home-> Shop-> Item (missing categories-> subcategories) And also everything worked fine until I ran the Vertical slider but its exclusion does not correct the problem. Please help") Category: [How to?](/forum/4-how-to "If you didn't find the answer on our documentation neither on existing posts, please ask your question here.") Topic started 13 years 5 months ago, by [robii23](/forum/user/18902-robii23 "View robii23's Profile") [Last Post](/forum/4-how-to/81833-not-the-full-path-in-breadcrumbs-butfirst-was-fine#104376 "You say that the breadcrumb is wrong, but it is actually correct as far as I can see. A breadcrumb allows the user to go back from where he was before not to display all the categories from the root to the product. If you click on a product from a module, the breadcrumb will display the category from the associated category of the menu that you selected in your module and then directly the product name. If you click on a product from a products listing in a category, the breadcrumb will display the category from where you clicked (and potential parent categories before it) and then the product name. The category_pathway parameter is sometimes missing in your product URLs because you clicked on a product directly from a product listing menu or module and not by first clicking on one or several categories. As Jerome said, it is always possible to change that behavior with custom code. In fact, third party SEF systems can potentially handle that differently (for example you might want to try JoomSef which has his own integration with HikaShop).") 13 years 5 months ago by [nicolas](/forum/user/63-nicolas "View nicolas's Profile") | Replies:9 Views:608 | [Last Post](/forum/4-how-to/81833-not-the-full-path-in-breadcrumbs-butfirst-was-fine#104376 "You say that the breadcrumb is wrong, but it is actually correct as far as I can see. A breadcrumb allows the user to go back from where he was before not to display all the categories from the root to the product. If you click on a product from a module, the breadcrumb will display the category from the associated category of the menu that you selected in your module and then directly the product name. If you click on a product from a products listing in a category, the breadcrumb will display the category from where you clicked (and potential parent categories before it) and then the product name. The category_pathway parameter is sometimes missing in your product URLs because you clicked on a product directly from a product listing menu or module and not by first clicking on one or several categories. As Jerome said, it is always possible to change that behavior with custom code. In fact, third party SEF systems can potentially handle that differently (for example you might want to try JoomSef which has his own integration with HikaShop).") by [nicolas](/forum/user/63-nicolas "View nicolas's Profile") 13 years 5 months ago |
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