ok, maybe it's not clear enogh. "Links to the next pages" is the pagination part of the search.

Link to search result page 2 or 3 or 4.

Did someone have that problem before? I was sure I took the code from the standard template - and yes - when I switch back to the default template, I get the same bug.

Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks, Ralf

Hi Hobo - it's 100% sure that | in the URL - removing it shows the site just fine - with the css and everything.

So you think this peace of code could help?

class mySmarty extends Smarty {
    function _get_auto_filename($auto_base, $auto_source = null, $auto_id = null)
    {
        $_compile_dir_sep =  $this->use_sub_dirs ? DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR : '^';
        $_return = $auto_base . DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR;

        if(isset($auto_id)) {
            // make auto_id safe for directory names
            $auto_id = str_replace('%7C',$_compile_dir_sep,(urlencode($auto_id)));
            // split into separate directories
            $_return .= $auto_id . $_compile_dir_sep;
        }

        if(isset($auto_source)) {
            // make source name safe for filename
            $_filename = urlencode(basename($auto_source));
            $_crc32 = sprintf('%08X', crc32($auto_source));
            // prepend %% to avoid name conflicts with
            // with $params['auto_id'] names
            $_crc32 = substr($_crc32, 0, 2) . $_compile_dir_sep .
                      substr($_crc32, 0, 3) . $_compile_dir_sep . $_crc32;

            // this is where the %% were.
            $_return .= '##' . $_crc32 . '##' . $_filename;
        }

        return $_return;
    }
}

$smarty = new mySmarty();

well - I first have to find out where to change what. I'll look into this as soon as I get a little more time to spend. I'll keep you updated.
Cheers, Ralf

Please! Can someone help? The URL for page 2 should be
URL-of-your-site/search/vertrieb/sap/?p=2
but it is:
URL-of-your-site/search/vertrieb%7Csap/?p=2

it's working in Firefox and Safari thou! Not in IE and Chrome.

Where can I chage the %7C to a slash?

Is it a document description error? Is it wrong coding of source files? Anyone any idea?
(example is for searching "sap" on a category that is called vertrieb)

Oh sorry, I didn't see your reply. My URL is www.jobboard-deutschland.de and it works fine with FF. It doesn't work with IE and Chrome (all latest versions).
Thanks, Ralf

Sorry, you can't reproduce on my site anymore thanks to putypuruty.

But I checked some of the sample sites. E.g. when you search a word where it has a 2nd page, like "job" on this site:
http://jobberies.com/

and go to the 2nd page - you see the problem:

Here is putypurutys solution for everyone:
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Please open page_search.php and replace these lines

if ($id != '')
{
   $tmp = explode('|', $id);

with

if ($id != '')
{
   if (strstr($id, '%7C'))
   {
      $id = str_replace('%7C', '|', $id);
   }

   $tmp = explode('|', $id);
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Thanks a lot for that!