PS: Plugin now use both your "function remove_accents" and unhtmlspecialchars, to be sure :)

Question:

Lets suposse i install this.. ? does this affect all the link to the threads that look like this ?:

http://www.xxmysite.com/forum/showthread.php=12421352 ... couse a lot of the users links their threads in the signatures and stuff, and i dont want them to change all the links in the forum.

Old links will automatic redirect to the new one:

You can see, to example im my forum:
http://www.techforum.it/showthread.php?t=858 is automatic redirect (with a 301) to
http://www.techforum.it/f47/tfseo-un...bulletin-t858/

Soo no problem!

Dude... i think it would be better if you'd code it in English... so it would be easier for other users to customize or improve it. Cuz not that many of us know italian.

You have right, but i don't know english very well, so i preferred to code this product in my lenguage. With an update i can traslate in in english.

Developing in English is a good practice an you can get more help.
My primary language isn't English too ... it's Portuguese!

Erm... how about this URL?
http://www.techforum.it/f46/connette...t-con-un-t780/

Compare the title of the thread and the rewrited URL, it seems to be slightly different :S

I think it is because it only puts the first few words from the title of the thread into the URL so if you have a thread which is titled with 50 words, the URL won't be massive.

Jack.

I think is not using the last version because he is "eating" accents. You can define the number of words in the url.
Does Google penalize long urls?

It is true. I don't have much time, and the link structure in my forum is a bit different.
Usually, no. But have you ever see a very long url in a Google's serp? It's very bad. Google eat the url and write something like "yoursite.com/...". I think this is bad to see, and you could be penalize from the user that "jamp" your result.