With "Enable UTF-8" nothing happens, with "Convert URLs to UTF-8" either.

Try "Filter Non-Latin Characters", the only one that works halfway is the "Keep Non-Latin Characters" option, it adds the accent (accent mark), but it only works for the post, in the subfores it returns me to the home.

Try combining the 3 options, none gave results closer to the recently commented. :(

Hi. When from the vbulletin admin panel I run Maintenance, Diagnostics, Suspect File Versions, I get a message telling me that the files dbseo.php and dbseositemap.php have not been found! Though the product has been uninstalled ! How to handle this? thank you.

5 days and not a single answer......

You complain? I am waiting for a solid response since May 16 XD
Then they want to buy the full plugin :v

Make sure your forum URLs include the forum ID. That will fix any problems with forums returning 404.

Delete the md5sums file from your includes folder.

For priority support, please post @ our site - vB.org is not actively monitored as it is hard to keep track of all the threads :)


Fillip

I don't know what to modify.

https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/external/2017/06/3.png

Using PHP 7.0 and VB 4.2.5 (not to say the issue doesn't exist in other PHP versions...) but has anyone come across the issue where if the Forums are the default tab in navigation manager, everything works, but if the Articles (AKA CMS/Home) is the default tab then both the Articles (Home) tab and Forum tab loads the Articles/Home tab and the URL in the browser is http://www.domain.com/content/ for both tabs? Mousing over the Forum tab does not show /content/ at the end of the domain.)

In Navigation Manager both tabs are set to default VB 4.2.5 values. .htaccess file checked with just DBSEO code in it. And it all works fine with DBSEO disabled and the .htaccess code removed.

That could potentially happen if the index.php file didn’t require the correct file. For instance, if index.php had forum.php in it but CMS was default, that would be an issue.

Also, turn off Force Forum Directory Index and see if that helps.

Fillip

That was quick.

Unfortunately index.php is default code and while disabling Force Forum Directory did get the URL to change to end in forum.php, clicking on it still brings me to the Articles tab and /content/

I even put a query string at the end for forum.php like forum.php?txt=3393993 just to make sure it wasn't a browser cache issue, and still redirecting to Articles.

Yes, by default index.php has in it, which may cause this issue if you have CMS set as the default.

Try changing it to and change to if that doesn't work.


Fillip