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That one is fine, there are a few queries in the plugin. You should have what I posted...
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Thanks Derek....I'll update the plugin shortly. I was thinking of that, but since it was working just fine on my test board - I wasn't sure.
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outright removing the code fixed it... error and code below... :ermm:
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Wait, try making it this instead:
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that did the trick.. but view first unread's kinda broken
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It didn't do that before?
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it didnt work at all until now.. it seems to be somthing to do with the template edit i did to install it because it does it with it disabled but if i remove the template modifications its fine again ... will it cause any problems just to leave the template modifications out?
removing the SHOWTHREAD modification did the trick with the plugin disabled.. im about to try it with it enabled... is there somthing wrong with my template? heh.. removing the template modification is bad lol... any ideas on fixing the link? |
I've seen issues where other mods take control of it ex:
title-of-thread-id.html0 I have no idea why it does that, so it may be a template modification or another hack that isn't working together right. Edit...didn't see your edit. Is it possible for you to PM me a link so I can have a nosey around? |
pm sent
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ok, so i got to the point where the arguments about whos vb seo thingy was bigger... i mean better and i stopped reading so i dont know if what i am going to say was covered or not. my thanks goes out to anyone whom is attempting to better this community. both immortal and dean alike.
- %20 should never be in a url... period - filenames should never be longer(at max) than 31 charcters. its a mac thing - does this hack have any way to actually prevent duplicate content being spidered by the search enginges? and yes from what i have read about this hack is that the queries need to be reduced. but knowing that comes from having seen a vbforum die at about 500 users on at one time using a 512 server. mysql is a memory sucking beast. the less times you call upon the evil the better... period. if i were to install this hack on the 10k unique a day forums that i considered in the first place, it would crash the box or jsut slow everything down to a snails pace. even with the 4 gigs of ram that are now in that server. it seemed like the dean guy was trying to offer some advice, perhaps he should have done so via pm instead of being a jerk and jsut tellign everyone not to install. that wasnt right. my two cents... i will be looking back into this from time to time, thanks again for the work, i bet version 5 will be awesome ;) (and most likly paid :( ) |
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