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Maybe you should just MOD_Rewrite like dbforums.com. -shurgs-
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here is the link to Dani's mod_rewrite. I use it on my forums and it works perfectly
http://www.daniweb.com/techtalkforums/thread9379.html |
mod_rewrite is how we pulled it off at http://www.gurusnetwork.com/discussion/
Keep in mind that you'll be touching a LOT of templates to complete it. |
This is using mod_rewrite guys..... Dani's tutorial has some good ideas, but I had already achieved everything I was trying to do before I saw it.....
I went about doing basically the same thing in a different way... I ended up hacking up more PHP files. |
If you can Figure out how to make links the forumtitles, then it would be much more usefull to spider.
Instead of: www.mysite.com/forum/forumdisplay.php?f=1 it could be : www.mysite.com/forum/f-$forum[title].html www.mysite.com/forum/f-site-announcements.html And replace spaces with a dash (-) an force all lowercase letter. The that will make vb3 true spider friendly! |
looking good ;)
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It is easy to put in place and remove if so needed |
Without having to edit the file everytime you need to add/delete a new forum.
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yes you can do this! If you want help? Contact me on one of my IM's
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I did my own forum and three others
check out this one that I did it to! http://www.sectalk.com/boards, it has many forums * this is not my site! |
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