Seotoaster Q&A - Recent questions tagged go

Missing /go directory.

Fri, 19 Apr 2013 13:19:51 +0000

Ok, thanks for your response - Still a little confused why the forum is still live and letting people register and try to ask questions if they will never be answered!

My issue here is that I after failing to install 2.0.5 with the ecommorce bundle, I went for 2.0.4 - the plain CMS version. This installed perfectly well, but is missing the /go directory. I've looked at some other posts that mention this and that it's a 'route' instead of being a physical directory?
I've made sure that mod_rewrite is loaded, but not sure about allowoverrides. In httpd.conf I've temporarily set this to:

<Directory />
AllowOverride all
Require all denied
</Directory>

Not sure what the syntax is at the moment - will check that shortly.

Any ideas?

Many thanks..

Can not create Widcard plugin

Fri, 10 Aug 2012 01:03:31 +0000

ok, so since Seotoaster obviously doesnt work on Host Gator hosting, i have installed LAMP on my linux server so I can test with it. however, upon successful installation, i get to the homepage and see this:
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Hit the ground running: get your website on the map now

Complete the website ID [WID] card below. It's a great time saver, and when you use one of our free premium themes your information shows up in all the right places throughout your website.

In addition, SEOTOASTER build a kml file to help search engines and geolocation services locate your business while plug-ins work better and provide you with a pre-built mobile version of your website for instance.

Can not create Widcard plugin. You have to install the proper loader
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what the heck does that mean?

Install does not create the /go folder

Mon, 02 Jul 2012 16:05:11 +0000

Hello

I installed Seotoaster 2.0 in a subfolder of my webserver.

The check is ok, the DB tables are created and populated, the .htaccess was created but the /go folder don't exists.

Any idea?