Using trim_urls filter make favicons lost (404 error - mostly IE) for some browsers
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Eric Longuemare
Nov 3, 2015, 1:43:37 PM11/3/15
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Hello,
I've set trim_urls on.
That's okay and urls are well shortened.
Except for some browsers, mostly IE (9,10,11), that pull 404 errors for favicons , when browsed pages are not on first root level.
/url.html is ok
/folder/url.html pull 404
A workaround is to make 301 redirect when favicons are asked from sub-directories.
Should trim_urls put a "/" before favicon file in :
I've set trim_urls on.
That's okay and urls are well shortened.
Except for some browsers, mostly IE (9,10,11), that pull 404 errors for favicons , when browsed pages are not on first root level.
/url.html is ok
/folder/url.html pull 404
A workaround is to make 301 redirect when favicons are asked from sub-directories.
Should trim_urls put a "/" before favicon file in :
<link rel="icon" type="image/png" href="favicon-196x196.png" sizes="196x196">
Thanks,
Eric
Maksim Orlovich
Nov 11, 2015, 11:49:28 AM11/11/15
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Could you please elaborate on what exactly the input and output are?
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