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Installing a structural module using ExpressionEngine Core

I am trying to install Structural Module with ExpressionEngine Core. I did a fresh install of everything:

Now I am blocked. All new top-level pages that I add get addresses like domain.com/-1/ , domain.com/-2/ , etc. Apart from mishandling, these links lead to 404 errors.

If I add a subpage ( / contact / contactmail ) it appears in the Structure section as domain.com/-4/contactmail , also doesn't work.

The only page that works is my home page - does anyone have any idea what I am doing wrong, or do I need to change something about the framework to make it work with ExpressionEngine Core?

I have installed all three times and have the correct PHP version. Every time I end up with these negative whole links for top level pages.

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At first, this looks like a similar structured error I had (and a couple of other people) where "-1" will be appended to URLs from the structure for certain paths.

Original problem: http://expressionengine.com/forums/viewthread/91290/P774/#618754 If it's the same problem, the current fix is ​​to look at some serialized data in a database field. The framework uses to store page urls, patch and reinitialize. http://expressionengine.com/forums/viewthread/91290/P810/#621769



For more help, you will need to post your weblog data and structure settings. Honestly though, the best place should probably be on the official framework support line, so developers can keep up with all the problems.

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I had this problem as well, the solution I saw was to create a lang.pages.php file in the / system / languages ​​/ english / folder. If the memory serves me right, it might be an empty file, if any.



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