I have a couple of directories that projects separate from Stacey (in my top-level directory). Given the way that the .htaccess file is written now, I can access them just fine. However, if I access them without a trailing slash, things get funky.
I see in .htaccess where a trailing slash should be added but
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
would seem to indicate that it is not adding them to non-Stacey directories. I wish I understood more about Apache's rewrite rules anyway, so I'll plug away at this, but is anyone else able to replicate this problem?
It sounds like there may be another .htaccess file somewhere causing your issue.
Stacey doesn't ever add any controller or actions stuff to the URL by itself.
I have a couple of directories that projects separate from Stacey (in my top-level directory). Given the way that the .htaccess file is written now, I can access them just fine. However, if I access them without a trailing slash, things get funky.
This:
domain.com/someRealDir
becomes
domain.com/someRealDir/?controller=somefolder&action=&query=
I see in .htaccess where a trailing slash should be added but
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
would seem to indicate that it is not adding them to non-Stacey directories. I wish I understood more about Apache's rewrite rules anyway, so I'll plug away at this, but is anyone else able to replicate this problem?