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3 years ago
Really interesting — Work perfectly and If you have a good sitemapyou can really pinpoint the results whatever extensions or components you are using (e.g. e-commerce, booking extension, others)
— If the extension elements can be set in the sitemap and Google indexed it, it will be display in the search result.
I wonder if the order can reflect Google SEO rank or relevance... Not sure.
— Also I see that you can float easily the module and result right in the spot you insert it wit this code— I’m sure a better code can be use —
float: left;
display: flow-root;
z-index: 3;
position: relative;
— If the extension elements can be set in the sitemap and Google indexed it, it will be display in the search result.
I wonder if the order can reflect Google SEO rank or relevance... Not sure.
— Also I see that you can float easily the module and result right in the spot you insert it wit this code— I’m sure a better code can be use —
float: left;
display: flow-root;
z-index: 3;
position: relative;
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· 3 years ago@Patrick Thanks for your comment.
I migrated about a thousand items with attachments from K2 using your tool and attachments plugin. I initially did this on a test account. Everything worked fine over there. The migrated article attachments worked fine. Then I backed it all up and moved it to my live domain. Now none of the attachments load. All I get is Exception File Not Found and I can't figure out where to look. Turning on error reporting and debug don't tell me anything. I am guessing the old files were not moved during the migration correct? Or how does that all work? I still have all the original folders in the original places as far as I can tell.
An error has occurred. 0 implode(): Argument #2 ($array) must be of type ?array, string given
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Any idea what's causing this?