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Default category url is http://......com/catgegoryname~categoryid

want to change it to only category name means
http://......com/catgegoryname

Please guide how can i do that

Thanks

That will be difficult because the category name must be unique then and this is only rarely the case. Furthermore, things get more complicated if category names should translated into several languages.

For products, we've added a resolve() method to the product frontend controller that is used in the HTML client and which finds the product by its name:
https://github.com/aimeos/ai-controller ... #L294-L310

aimeos wrote: ↑14 Jan 2020, 15:02 That will be difficult because the category name must be unique then and this is only rarely the case. Furthermore, things get more complicated if category names should translated into several languages.

For products, we've added a resolve() method to the product frontend controller that is used in the HTML client and which finds the product by its name:
https://github.com/aimeos/ai-controller ... #L294-L310

Can i replace this "~" with forward slash if yes then where i have to do the changes

Only if you change the product detail routes too because they already use a "/" for separating name and id and/or pos. Otherwise, the Laravel router won't be able to distingish which route to use.

You can add a prefix like /category_name/c/123 to make routes unique.

Is is possible to create a custom route for instance /mytestpage/{f_catid} for category view? If so how I would disable required f_name param?

I've tried a similar approach, created a router but w/o f_name i'm getting an error handling the request

Error --
Illuminate\Routing\Exceptions\UrlGenerationException
Missing required parameter for [Route: aimeos_shop_tree] [URI: shop/{f_name}~{f_catid}] [Missing parameter: f_name].
URL: http://localhost:8000/category/2
Route: Route::get('category/{f_catid}/{f_name?}', '\Aimeos\Shop\Controller\CatalogController@treeAction');
Also same results with route: 'category/{f_catid}'

You can overwrite existing Laravel routes by their name in ./routes/web.php, e.g.: Because the f_name parameter is added when the URL is generated in the template, it will be part of the URL as

Thanks, adding name for the route did the trick!