Hi guys,
My mint installation is showing unusable urls in the referrers panel.
Ex: http%3A//leevigraham.com/mint/%3Fpreferences
Any ideas?
Mint installation showing %3 and %3a in referrers url
I’m sorry Sam, but I’ve implemented the solution but it still does not work.
Strange, sorry my solution didn’t work.
Hopefully Shaun can help you out with this.
This solution will not affect previously recorded hits. If you look at one of the “Most Recent” tabs, does Mint still exhibit this problem?
Hi
I’m also having problems with this and
RewriteEngine off
Does not work.
I’m using mod rewrite to perform 301 redirects from other web domains to my primary web domain, which has mint installed on it.
The primary web domain has no mod rewrite on it itself, but even if I add the above to the htaccess, it does not change the situation
I get %3a and %20.
Please help!
Hello,
I JUST noticed this occurring on my Mint install.
What I didn’t attribute it to was that yesterday I made changes to my main .htaccess file to rewrite the domain so that “www.” wasn’t included anymore.
I simply went into my Mint preferences and noticed that for the Mint location it still had “http://www.domain.com/mint” all I did, was remove the “www.” and its now showing normal links, no more “%3A” “%20” etc.
HOWEVER, it didn’t fix previous entries, it’s only now correctly displaying new entries.
Just thought I would post that, might help you.
Sidenote: Now that I’ve done this, “Check for updates” isn’t working, because the URL string it passes to the mint website is still “www.domain.com/mint” instead of “domain.com/mint”. - Any ideas?
Try using the ?moved query command on your Mint installation.
You can then also run a couple of quick sql ommands to update your database:
sql = “update mint_visit set resource_title = replace(resource_title,’%3A’,’:’)”;
This replaces all ‘%3A’ in the resource_title field with a ‘:’
You will find that you need o do this a couple of times in different fields.
Oh and BackUp your database.
I’m having the same problem which appeared out of the blue and I’m getting no proper referrer data at all.
I’ve tried the above, nothing works. All my new unique referrers are existing pages on my website pointing to one another. Really strange.
Links look like this: http%3A//www.google.com…
and link to: domain.com/mint/http%3A//www.google.com
flowsa, which domain are you seeing the problem on?
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