Automatic mod-rewrite redirecting
Imported From: http://groups.google.com/group/in-portal-dev/browse_thread/thread/4657b3af9de8f9d8#
I propose we redirect with 301 code (moved permanently) in case if user visits non-rewrited url, when mod-rewrite is currently enabled.
Also we could redirect to "index" template (maybe with same code) in case if user just types site url without concrete page.
Don't include any kind of page tracking code (e.g. google analytics), when admin is editing site contents (front-end in a frame) so page tracker won't count any fake visits.
This will make google analytics statistics more readable and google will be happy to automatically update it's search index.
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Yes, of course. For this to work we should apply patch for GW_NOTIFY
constant for In-Commerce. Otherwise payment gateway notification scripts
will fail to work properly.
I guess you meant we should include it in 5.1.0 since that task with
gateway:
531: Define additional constant to be able to identify how exactly
processIdentification of payment gateway is called
Is in that 5.1.0 release so far.
However it's an In-Commerce so can be pretty much anywhere including
5.0.3, so what's your opinion 5.0.3 or 5.1.0?
DA.
This sounds like a good add-on plus we have done this somewhere
already - just need to refactor now.
Do you think we should include this in 5.0.3 as a bug/task or 5.1.0 is
better?
DA.