Adjust seo decoder to handle sub folder shops #993
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Hey @GM-Alex, as this is not usual case, could you please tell me more what have you done with your webserver to make this possible at all? The shop installs to "source" directory, so what do we need for our main .htaccess or having as a VirtualHost to make this working? Have you changed anything in bootstrap also? I can spend time and make this working, but if you did already, please share :) |
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Currently it's not possible to configure a sub shop on a folder based domain, since the seo decoder can't handle this. With this change it's possible to setup sub shops with a domain like https://www.mydomain.com/subshop