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Nice tutorial Final Kaoss. I'm currently looking to add those modifications to my .htaccess file. Currently when I open up that file in my public_html for the root of the site, I see just these two lines in the file
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You want to have the htaccess in the same folder as your vbulletin installation. So if you have your vbulletin installed in the default public_html, then yes that's the right place to modify that htaccess file. Otherwise, move the htaccess to the vb install and then modify it.
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I've tested with removing that line and it makes no difference. Refer to post 3 for the fix.
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One of the best articles here, thanks for this!
I have just several small problems: When I read a thread, the statusicon on FORUMHOME still displays new posts. When I delete a PM, I also need to reload the page in order to make the PM vanish. When I move a thread to an other forum, it's still displayed in the same forum until I am reloading. etc. etc. Do you know how to fix this? I am using vB 4.2.2 PL4, DBSEO and vB Optimise. |
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A few small edits were made.
Also it's worth noting that if you use cloudflare, you can ignore the compression settings in the article & let cloudflare handle it. With Brotli, it should deliver better performance but it requires https to be enabled. |
I'm trying to apply these instructions to a test vb 4.2.5 site but I can't get past changing the Friendly URL's from Basic to Mod Rewrite Friendly Rules. When I do this I lose access to my forums. I can display the forum home, but when I click on any forum or category below that I get the following message:
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# To redirect all users to access the site WITH and WITHOUT the www. prefix |
On the first post where it says to add your rewrite rules, these are the default ones that you can use for compatability with the Mod Rewrite Friendly Rules. Simply throw this in, in between these lines.
#add your friendly url rewrite rules below. #stop adding your friendly url rewrite rules here. Code:
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} -f [OR] |
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