Hi,

I'm on Windows XP. I found that when I created an application, Akelos would strip the slashes out of the path and the browser couldn't find the files. So if the URL was http://localhost/akelos/booklink/author, the browser would be directed to http://localhost/akelosbooklink/author. I traced the problem to the AK_SITE_URL_SUFFIX constant, which is defined in /lib/constants.php on lines 117-119:

defined('AK_SITE_URL_SUFFIX') ? null : define('AK_SITE_URL_SUFFIX',
'/'.str_replace(array(join(DS,array_diff((array)@explode(DS,AK_BASE_DIR),
(array)@explode('/',AK_REQUEST_URI))), AK_BASE_DIR, DS),'',AK_BASE_DIR));

I got it to work by taking out the '/'. at the beginning of the second line and replacing the last '' with array('','','/'), like this:

defined('AK_SITE_URL_SUFFIX') ? null : define('AK_SITE_URL_SUFFIX',
str_replace(array(join(DS,array_diff((array)@explode(DS,AK_BASE_DIR),
(array)@explode('/',AK_REQUEST_URI))), AK_BASE_DIR, DS),array('','','/'),AK_BASE_DIR));

I had to recreate the application after making this change because the configuration wizard uses this constant.

I've only tested this on my system, but I figured that would help somebody.

Welcome to the Akelos forums taran-apk. I've been trying to reproduce the AK_SITE_URL_SUFFIX bug without success :(, I still need to try it on a 2 level path. BTW you can set in your config/config.php file

define('AK_SITE_URL_SUFFIX','/blog');

Rashid, do you have mod_rewrite enabled in your httpd.conf? If you have mod_rewrite disabled you'll have to access

http://localhost/blog/?ak=add

If Akelos can't guess is your mod_rewrite is enabled, you should add this into your configuration file

define('AK_ENABLE_URL_REWRITE', false);

Ok I managed to reproduce the bug taran-apk reported and fixed it.

Raslam, can you try to create a new app to check if the problem persists?