Hi,

I am putting up a new site using the Inside Out template, but am receiving a Zen Grid error when I link to any article when I switch on sh404SEF:

"The template you are attempting to use requires the Zen Grid2 Framework.
Please refer to the Zen Grid2 framework documentation for more information."

Do you have any recommendations on how to resolve this issue?

Do you have an .htaccess file? If not, you should rename htaccess.txt (root directory) to .htaccess and then set sh404sef to use that file.

Thanks for your reply. I do have an .htaccess file.

The sh404SEF guys seem to think that either the framework or the template need to have direct paths (rather than relative) to the CSS locations in the code. Does this make sense? Does it sound right?

I switched to rhuk_milkyway temporarily and everything worked OK. Since sh404SEF is such a popular extension, I thought coming here might be helpful.

Thanks!

Hey there,

We have actually made that change in an upcoming release but I had thought that any error that occurs is because of incorrectly set htaccess. If you create a ticket with ftp details Id be happy to implement the fix for you.

Cheers Anthony

Done and thanks!

All fixed in the ticket now.

Next update wont need that fix.

Cheers Anthony

Thanks! As an FYI...

Since sh404SEF is in love with absolute paths, it requires that I set my text_editor plugin URLs setting to "absolute" in order for images to show up in articles.

For some reason JB Microblog doesn't like reading the images from direct paths (I'm using Joomla Content rather than k2 if that is important). I think the code I have to change within the microblog is here to make it work:

$pattern = '/<img[^>]+src[\\s=\'"]';
$pattern .= '+([^"\'>\\s]+)/is';

Agree? Thanks, again.

I use jce and sh404 here and the relative urls work ok. Microblog needs the urls to be relative because the script resizes based on the server path rather than the path to the file - or at least thats the way I understand it.

Cheers Anthony