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kurtbarker

05-10-2006 09:24 AM

I can see your point in regards to that post, and others like it... and I appologise for the overall tone of my post. but yours sounded negative in general, and I got the wrong impression from that...

Bhuwan

05-10-2006 09:56 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Solitary

I noticed that the url rewrite does not work with subforums. Is there going to be a support for that?

It works with subforums -- take a look at my site, I have so many subforums lol

EDIT: sorry i forgot to add this
PM me or please provide me a link to your site so I can try and reproduce it.

Bhuwan

05-10-2006 12:25 PM

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Originally Posted by xStylezx

Bhuwan,ive said it before in this thread and ill say it again,great work on this mod man.Dont worry about the ungreatful people.I myself am not seeing alot of problems with this mod and the ones i have had Bhuwan has taken care of.He has also been willing to add a feature or two just because i requested it through aim.You cant get better than that for a free mod.Keep up the great work Bhuwan

thanks!

Bhuwan

05-10-2006 12:26 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Jay...

i couldnt agree more, looking through this thread the support has been exceptional! well done Bhuwan!

thanks!

Bhuwan

05-10-2006 12:27 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by xStylezx

Oh,one more thought.Right now the only thing that worries me as far as possible dupe is the newpost and lastpost links that are rewritten on forum home.Its the same content of the original thread,just with a "newpost" or "lastpost" added to the url.That is a worry of mine right now,ive sent you a pm a little while ago Bhuwan when you were away for a while,if you still have it there are more details there.I think it would be better to rewrite like this

Code:

www.forumhome.com/forumname/threadname.html#1270

which at the time of me writing this "1270" is the "lastpost" in this thread.it happens to be my post.

The problem with this is you add an additional query to the page, which is unacceptable for busy forums (imagine adding 2 additional queries for every forumdisplay page!)

Bhuwan

05-10-2006 12:29 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by sickboy6ths

I had to write an extra rule to fix the search result (when you click on a post link instead of the threads link), for now this rule only makes sure you don't get an error and get routed to the right thread, it seems that the #post is not working, don't know enough of this to assess the problem, anyone any idea?

Code:

RewriteRule ^(.*)/t-(.*)-(.*)-post(.*).html showthread.php?t=$3#post$4&is_vrewrite=yes&%{QUERY_STRING} [L]

I am a bit confused - -perhaps you can PM me and I can work on this?>

Bhuwan

05-10-2006 12:31 PM

For those still irritated with teh WOL bug -- its nearly fixed...Furthermore, I've added a new feature that will allow you to disable rewriting on certain pages.
Example, you can stop writing online.php if there is still an issue with the next release, or you can stop any other php page from being rewritten.

girish.r

05-10-2006 01:31 PM

WOW. I am eagerly waiting for then next release!

Logikos

05-11-2006 03:04 AM

I would like to see how this comes out also. I have this installed on my test site. I don't want to add this to my old site, because it's hard getting spidered all over again. Though I want to open a new site, so this hack will be perfect for me. So far everything is working on my test site besides the few small bugs posted. Hope to see this released soon, but take your time and don't rush code. ;)

xStylezx

05-11-2006 01:46 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Bhuwan

The problem with this is you add an additional query to the page, which is unacceptable for busy forums (imagine adding 2 additional queries for every forumdisplay page!)

Damn,i didnt think about that.Hmmm,would it be really hard to "rel=nofollow" the new and last post links then?Now that i think about it,it would be nice to be able to "rel=nofollow" certain links through vrewrite settings in admincp.

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