I was excited to see this new feature, however I do not understand its working, I mean ... I figured for example:

When opening


I would show the content of


This happens!, however, does the URL change, I mean in the URL bar I see http: //site_example/staticpages/index.php?Page=@page1 instead of http://site_example/page/page1

What I deduce is a simple redirect, maybe it would be more useful if in addition to the redirect also make the url change. I did this in earlier versions of geeklog through .htaccess.

For example:


Actually it is


And in my .htaccess I added:



In summary, I expected that what I did manually through htaccess could do it through url routing, but it does not seem to work that way.

Kind regards

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D Web Studio - www.d-webstudio.net

Yes you can setup a redirect for all staticpages as your example shows. I personally only tested using IIS but it works with Apache as well as long as the rewrite module is enabled. Make sure the configuration URL rewrite and URL Routing are enabled. Click on the ? in The configuration for more information (I included the help links below as well)

https://www.geeklog.net/docs/english/config.html#desc_url_routing

https://www.geeklog.net/docs/english/config.html#url-routing

Let us know if the settings work for you or if you have any tweaks as we can add it to the documentation for the next release.

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One of the Geeklog Core Developers.