utkusarioglu

Thank you very much for your help. I will have to use some other plugin for my current project then. But I will certainly use your plugin for sites that have cleaner domain names.

• This reply was modified 8 years ago by utkusarioglu.

with the en_US addition, the site does redirect the English browsers to English, thank you.

I can’t make my default language slug shown because I already have “.tr” at the end of my url and “.tr/tr/” would be too much. So I have to use Turkish as my default language. And this raises two issues:

1- Languages other than Turkish and English are redirected to Turkish instead of English. (because it’s the default language, I know)
2- like you said, the site keeps redirecting me to English when I want to view it from an English set browser.

Is there any way to fix these?
thank you for your fast reply by the way, I really appreciate it.

Doing that does fix the language problem.

However if I do that then the filter stops working on subcategory pages, I have a some products that have similar attributes across different categories and the visitors will want to filter through those.

Maybe I should open a separate thread for this one but thinking that the solutions may be related, I’ll also mention another issue: while in category pages, removing the filters doesn’t return the product list back to the category list. It starts showing products instead.

Thank you for your fast response by the way, I hope there is an easy fix for my issues

I had the same problem as @bdsdallas. The problem seems to stem from line 2533 of aioseop_class.php.

$sep = '|';

that line causes the plugin to print that unwanted | character. If you have any reluctance in removing the line completely, you can just remove the vertical bar within the quote marks. It will deliver the same result.

Please don’t forget to make a back-up of the file before you alter its contents.