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Hi,

I created subdomain for mobile phones like: m.domain.com based on this article.

Template group named “mobile” and folder for subdomain is “m”.

But if I try to use pagination I’m getting wrong links like:
http://m.domain.com/mobile/P20

How to remove mobile template group from paging?

Thanks in advance

You can’t do this via .htaccess.  It has to be done dynamically with one of the search/replace plugins.  I used “low_replace” for this.  Don’t have the link, but it’s easy to find.

Hope this helps.

Might be something for the devs to consider adding; pagination is a key component to a lot of sites.

I replaced mobile/ with nothing, and added redirect to “index.php/mobile/” in htaccess, but now I have weird problem :\

When I open home http://m.domain.com everything is OK.
Then I click on any pagination link, list of entries is changed properly, but then pagination links are like:
http://m.domain.com/m/P10/

Where this “m” is coming from?! I’m confused

Hmm… don’t know where the ‘m/’ is coming from.  May need the Tech Support Pros to weight in on this.  Glad the replace worked for you though.

Hmm… don’t know where the ‘m/’ is coming from.  May need the Tech Support Pros to weight in on this.  Glad the replace worked for you though.

Sorry forgot to say thanks 😊

ee_sa,

I’d suggest getting this working without URL rewriting first, as we cannot support that.

ee_sa,

I’d suggest getting this working without URL rewriting first, as we cannot support that.

OK, I removed everything, and now I have “mobile” in every link that is created from EE.
Here is my path.php file:

// ------------------------------------------------------
// DO NOT ALTER THIS FILE UNLESS YOU HAVE A REASON TO

// ------------------------------------------------------
// Path to the directory containing your backend files

$system_path = "../system/";

// ------------------------------------------------------
// MANUALLY CONFIGURABLE VARIABLES
// See user guide for more information
// ------------------------------------------------------

$template_group = "mobile";
$template = "index";
$site_url = "http://m.domain.com/";
$site_index = "";
$site_404 = "";
$global_vars = array(); // This array must be associative

So, paging creates links like:

// Home page paging
<a href="http://m.domain.com/mobile/P20">http://m.domain.com/mobile/P20</a> 

// Comment form
<form id='comment_form' method="post" action="http://m.domain.com/mobile/entry/url_title/" >

As I’m going far, I’m discovering new troubles with links generated from EE on subdomain.

Please, I cant finish this one with this problems :(
Thanks

You are using $template_group = “mobile”; in your file which explicitly instructs EE to include that template group. If that is not the desired beahvior try to leave it blank.

Thanks for suggestion, but I’m using this based on this article: http://expressionengine.com/wiki/Running_Multiple_Domains_or_Subdomains_or_Subsites/

Its subdomain, I dont know other way to “tell” EE to load that template group on subdomain: http://m.domain.com

Is there any other way?

Thanks one more time

You’d need to use the MSM to have a supported solution. Does that help?

You’d need to use the MSM to have a supported solution. Does that help?

Actually no!
This does not help me. I dont need “second” site I only want to show same content which I already have, and thats all based on licence which I bought.
If Wiki content isnt supported, sorry but I didnt know.

But… never mind, You are to ironic :\

ee_sa,

When I open home http://m.domain.com everything is OK.
Then I click on any pagination link, list of entries is changed properly, but then pagination links are like:
http://m.domain.com/m/P10/

Where this “m” is coming from?! I’m confused

To confirm is this still the issue?
Can you paste in your template code with you are using the find and replace tags?

Have you seen Erskine’s article for creating an alternative version of your site?