en_US appended to URL?!

[Jason]

I'm having trouble referencing a stylesheet anywhere under the /theme directory in the calendar installation... Any thing I call via URL gets en_US appended to the end

http://example.com/calendar/theme/default/esstyle.css/en_US/

http://example.com/calendar/theme/default/en_US/

http://example.com/calendar/theme/en_US/

etc etc. I assumed this was a mod_rewrite thing but I see no htaccess files anywhere, HEP!

[ve9gra]

The calendar doesn't come with any .htaccess so any mod_rewrites would have been done by something outside of the calendar.

[Jason]

maybe you misunderstood my post, I'm aware there's no mod rewrite, I checked, this is why I'm asking here, I have no idea why it's doing this...?

[ve9gra]

Oh no... I understood. What I was saying is that if there is a mod_rewrite call being done somewhere, it's outside of the calendar, hence outside of our control and basically impossible for us to troubleshoot. I would suggest you look in every folder that is above the calendar in it's hiarchy up to the web root. And then the apache config file. If your site is hosted by a hosting company, they would be much better suited to help you find where this is coming from.

As a side question, are you using a content management system? Maybe it's caused by it. If you're willing to give me access to your system, you can send me the relevant information by using the link in my signature.

Good luck.

[Brian]

ve9gra is right... The calendar would not add this to your URL's. This is being done at the server level or by another script.

[Jason]

It was worth a shot, I still don't know what's goin on for sure but I appreciate the consideration. I'm fairly certain now that it's a bug with my machine, acts like spyware or somesuch but I've never had roblems with that before.

Like I said: THANKS ! :)