Those things are basically for aesthetics. It helps the user see the topic of the thread they are going to, especially if its offsite.

I don't know how it happened, but it most certainly did.

When I tried to import the plugin I got a blank white page in admincp that told me that there was an error and that I was either using a vB 3.5.1 file (which I wasn't) or that I needed to upload tools.php and rebuild the cache. When I and everyone else got completely locked out of my forum (including admincp).

Floris came to the rescue and got it fixed today.

*clicks install*

I was wondering if it is possible to make the urls of my threads / categories

www.url.com/t/32343.html and www.url.com/f/4.html

I have tried myself and got it all working except from when you click links (wherever there is /t/ or /f/) the link does the following www.url.com/f/newthread.php?do=newthread&f=4

Any help would be great otherwise sorry to bother you :p

glassy - I've no plans to implement that URL structure. Sorry :)

attn: This is not compatible with the DC SEO vB database indexer for Yahoo and Google. :ermm:

Sorry? I haven't wrote such a thing? :)

lol, well I guess that is why they do not work together. :nervous:

Example on foreign char returns:

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q...=Google+Search

Hello,
I intend to use this on a german forum - we use umlauts there (a,?,?,?) - will the code from here (https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showpost....&postcount=348) replace them by their english equivalents? (ae, ue, oe, ss)

Thanks
Thomas