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bryanb 08-12-2016 01:05 PM

Another question - vBSEO had a function that defined acronyms. You could mouse over these and the definition would be displayed. Pretty much what this plugin here is doing:
www.vbulletin.org/forum/showthread.php?t=320619

The code was

<value><![CDATA['seo' => 'Search Engine Optimization'
'pr' => 'Press Release' ]]></value> for example.

is this available in DBSEO?

DragonByte Tech 08-13-2016 06:51 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by bryanb (Post 2574609)
I've found vbseo_all.xml and vbseo_urls.xml on my desktop that I backed up a couple of years ago. Can DBSEO import these? Especially the vbseo_all file - that seems to have my old settings. Please let me know. Thanks!

No, the only files DBSEO imports from are "config_vbseo.xml" for 3.6 and "config_vbseo.php" for earlier versions.

Quote:

Originally Posted by bryanb (Post 2574634)
Another question - vBSEO had a function that defined acronyms. You could mouse over these and the definition would be displayed. Pretty much what this plugin here is doing:
www.vbulletin.org/forum/showthread.php?t=320619

The code was

<value><![CDATA['seo' => 'Search Engine Optimization'
'pr' => 'Press Release' ]]></value> for example.

is this available in DBSEO?

No, this is not available at this time, sorry :(


Fillip

KevinL 08-13-2016 10:01 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by bryanb (Post 2574634)
Another question - vBSEO had a function that defined acronyms. You could mouse over these and the definition would be displayed. Pretty much what this plugin here is doing:
www.vbulletin.org/forum/showthread.php?t=320619

The code was

<value><![CDATA['seo' => 'Search Engine Optimization'
'pr' => 'Press Release' ]]></value> for example.

is this available in DBSEO?

Could always try something like this

https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showthread.php?t=320619

bryanb 08-16-2016 05:44 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by DragonByte Tech (Post 2574701)
No, the only files DBSEO imports from are "config_vbseo.xml" for 3.6 and "config_vbseo.php" for earlier versions.

No, this is not available at this time, sorry :(


Fillip

Not a problem. Installation was easy, and it was best for me to go through each page and make adjustments to the settings. Fantastic product. :up:

Quote:

Originally Posted by KevinL (Post 2574706)
Could always try something like this

https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showthread.php?t=320619

Thanks! Will do. :)

kevinh 08-21-2016 04:30 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by DragonByte Tech (Post 2574602)

If you still have the vBSEO config file in its original location, DBSEO can import it.

Do be aware the vBSEO importer is Pro-only :)

Fillip

My vBSEO installation is still in place, but I cannot access the vBSEO control panel - is that a problem if I want DBSEO to import whatever it needs from vBSEO?

You mention "Pro-only" - does that just mean the commercial version on your website, or is there actually a version called "Pro"?

DragonByte Tech 08-21-2016 08:45 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by kevinh (Post 2575045)
My vBSEO installation is still in place, but I cannot access the vBSEO control panel - is that a problem if I want DBSEO to import whatever it needs from vBSEO?

That's fine, as long as the files are still in place :)

Quote:

Originally Posted by kevinh (Post 2575045)
You mention "Pro-only" - does that just mean the commercial version on your website, or is there actually a version called "Pro"?

The commercial version @ our site :)


Fillip

DragonByte Tech 08-22-2016 07:58 PM

DragonByte SEO v2.0.36:

Fix: Fixed an issue where linked "Go To Post" URLs would be transformed to simple "Thread" URLs if Link Titles were enabled

Fillip

Nat47 09-06-2016 10:15 AM

My sitemap path is
Code:

forums/store_sitemap/
and this path holds these files:
Code:

[  ]        dbseo_sitemap_cms_10.xml.gz        06-Sep-2016 12:56        212       
[  ]        dbseo_sitemap_cmssection_11.xml.gz        06-Sep-2016 12:58        292       
[  ]        dbseo_sitemap_forum_6.xml.gz        06-Sep-2016 09:44        22K       
[  ]        dbseo_sitemap_group_8.xml.gz        06-Sep-2016 11:19        210       
[  ]        dbseo_sitemap_index.xml.gz        06-Sep-2016 12:58        360       
[  ]        dbseo_sitemap_member_0.xml.gz        06-Sep-2016 06:51        227K       
[  ]        dbseo_sitemap_member_1.xml.gz        06-Sep-2016 07:02        14K       
[  ]        dbseo_sitemap_poll_7.xml.gz        06-Sep-2016 09:46        13K       
[  ]        dbseo_sitemap_tags_9.xml.gz        06-Sep-2016 12:55        8.6K       
[  ]        dbseo_sitemap_thread_2.xml.gz        06-Sep-2016 07:25        529K       
[  ]        dbseo_sitemap_thread_3.xml.gz        06-Sep-2016 08:57        557K       
[  ]        dbseo_sitemap_thread_4.xml.gz        06-Sep-2016 09:27        575K       
[  ]        dbseo_sitemap_thread_5.xml.gz        06-Sep-2016 09:32        323K

The xml file that should be submitted to search engines is /store_sitemap/dbseo_sitemap_index.xml.gz, correct?

Joehawary 09-09-2016 12:16 PM

Good afternoon
I have just installed this on my forum.

In my website theme, there are a few images that are like like this: <img src="/images/abc.gif"> for example

As my forum runs off a subdomain, forum.website.com then the image would normally get loaded from http://forum.website.com/images/abc.gif based on the HTML above.

After installing your plugin, it has re-written the URL on the HTML output to the wrong URL:
http://www.website.com/images/abc.gif

The images aren't available as per expected but I find it odd that it is re-writing URLs with my main domain not the subdomain.

Please advise
Thanks

DragonByte Tech 09-09-2016 12:18 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Nat47 (Post 2575626)
My sitemap path is
Code:

forums/store_sitemap/
and this path holds these files:
Code:

[  ]        dbseo_sitemap_cms_10.xml.gz        06-Sep-2016 12:56        212       
[  ]        dbseo_sitemap_cmssection_11.xml.gz        06-Sep-2016 12:58        292       
[  ]        dbseo_sitemap_forum_6.xml.gz        06-Sep-2016 09:44        22K       
[  ]        dbseo_sitemap_group_8.xml.gz        06-Sep-2016 11:19        210       
[  ]        dbseo_sitemap_index.xml.gz        06-Sep-2016 12:58        360       
[  ]        dbseo_sitemap_member_0.xml.gz        06-Sep-2016 06:51        227K       
[  ]        dbseo_sitemap_member_1.xml.gz        06-Sep-2016 07:02        14K       
[  ]        dbseo_sitemap_poll_7.xml.gz        06-Sep-2016 09:46        13K       
[  ]        dbseo_sitemap_tags_9.xml.gz        06-Sep-2016 12:55        8.6K       
[  ]        dbseo_sitemap_thread_2.xml.gz        06-Sep-2016 07:25        529K       
[  ]        dbseo_sitemap_thread_3.xml.gz        06-Sep-2016 08:57        557K       
[  ]        dbseo_sitemap_thread_4.xml.gz        06-Sep-2016 09:27        575K       
[  ]        dbseo_sitemap_thread_5.xml.gz        06-Sep-2016 09:32        323K

The xml file that should be submitted to search engines is /store_sitemap/dbseo_sitemap_index.xml.gz, correct?

No, please submit /dbseositemap.php instead :)

Quote:

Originally Posted by Joehawary (Post 2575737)
Good afternoon
I have just installed this on my forum.

In my website theme, there are a few images that are like like this: <img src="/images/abc.gif"> for example

As my forum runs off a subdomain, forum.website.com then the image would normally get loaded from http://forum.website.com/images/abc.gif based on the HTML above.

After installing your plugin, it has re-written the URL on the HTML output to the wrong URL:
http://www.website.com/images/abc.gif

The images aren't available as per expected but I find it odd that it is re-writing URLs with my main domain not the subdomain.

Please advise
Thanks

This is because your image paths start with a slash. This is incorrect, please edit your image paths so instead of src="/images it says src="images


Fillip


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