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I’m positive that I’ve screwed something up with an EE addon someplace to make this happen but I cannot figure out which…

When I use a stylesheet variable to link my templates to a stylesheet template like this:

<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" media="all" href="{stylesheet=mondaymag/stylesheet.css}" />

... the page renders without style and the source shows this:

<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" media="all" href="http://www.weekinthereview.com/index?css=mondaymag/stylesheet.css.v.1203485371" />

Notice the extra “.v.1203485371” on the end of the URL? Can anyone tell me what I’ve done wrong here? It’s been a few years since I worked seriously in EE (v1.3, to be exact) so I’m sure I’m making a rookie mistake with 1.6.2.

Thank you.

Seth, part of the problem is that you have index instead of index.php in the URL. I noticed this when looking at your site earlier.

Are you doing some sort of .htaccess stuff?

http://www.weekinthereview.com/index.php?css=mondaymag/stylesheet.css.v.1203485371

Works.

Sue - thanks for working with me on this.

No, we aren’t using .htaccess files at all.

I fixed $site_index to read:

$site_index="index.php";

The site is still displaying either a partial or incorrect site index at least as often as the correct index. The partial pages are missing stylesheet info, as originally posted in this thread.

I’m stumped. The primary site is behaving normally now but the secondary site hasn’t changed.

Seth, it’s time to take a look.

I’ll need the following:

Superadmin username and password. Path to your Control Panel.

FTP account information.

Please email that to:

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Did this ever get resolved? I’m having a similar problem. I am using .htaccess to remove the index.php like we always do. Is there a way to prevent the css from generating that variable?

Thanks!
Joelle

Discussed more over here.

May I suggest to keep the current discussion in one place?