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You did not read the readme file properly. Did you add to functions.php the needed code?
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You removed the 'No' part
rofl :) |
:)
Floris, did you updated the archive? So I can link it to the first post? EDIT: I posted in the first post an useful info from Google, related to links crawling... So patience if you don't see your links next day up. :) |
Thank you!
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so far 17,787 links in alltheweb http://www.alltheweb.com/search?cat=...on&_sb_lang=en
before indexing this vBarchive links :) |
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I have gone thru the install process.. And checked it and it seems fine. But i still get the error message! :( |
You are getting this error message because you don't have that function present in functions.php file.
Check your installation. |
Sorry but i dont get what you mean.
Your saying i dont have that function in function.php.. But what do you mean by this? Am i looking for something in particular that i need to change? If your on about are the lines from add_to_functions.php in functions.php - Yes i have done that step! Here is the ending of the functions.php file PHP Code:
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Ya, I was right, you do not have the code in functions.php file.
In other words, you mixed an old installation with a new one. You downloaded a previous version and install it, then update it, but you forgot to update the code in functions.php, because that's not the functions.php code available in the latest version. Clear your browser temp files, redownload the package and follow the upgrade instructions listed in the first post. EDIT: Use a decent editor, like TextPad or EditPlus2, look at the messed code you posted above... |
OMG It works!
Thank You very much for your support / help! Ive allways wanted a working archive and im pleased to say im extremely pleased! Thank You once again! Crocket If you want to add it as a working archive.. http://www.lcdmod.com/forums/archive |
Glad, you got it up and running. :)
Now, guys, make me favor... can you search and find out if it's recomended to have a link back to the actual forums home page (from the archive pages)? I want to make sure if the crawlers need this... My theory is that they don't need it, but you never know, better be safe then sorry. Let me know please. Thanks. |
Here it is another interesting mod I made to my forums, to link back to archives.
This will help because the crawlers will see the friendly URL's easier. Basically the mod links every forum/thread to the archive. To test it, mouse over each forum or thread icon, while viewing my forums. Also, check the link I added under the thread title, while viewing the actual (not archived) thread. TEMPLATE: forumhome_forumbit_level1_post FIND: Code:
<td valign="top"><img src="{imagesfolder}/$forum[onoff].gif" border="0" alt=""></td> Code:
<td valign="top"><a href="forumdisplay/f-$forum[forumid].html"><img src="{imagesfolder}/$forum[onoff].gif" border="0" alt="$forum[title] Archive"></a></td> FIND: Code:
<td valign="top"><img src="{imagesfolder}/$forum[onoff].gif" border="0" alt=""></td> Code:
<td valign="top"><a href="forumdisplay/f-$forum[forumid].html"><img src="{imagesfolder}/$forum[onoff].gif" border="0" alt="$forum[title] Archive"></a></td> FIND: Code:
<td bgcolor="{firstaltcolor}"><img src="{imagesfolder}/$thread[newoldhot].gif" border="0" alt=""></td> Code:
<td bgcolor="{firstaltcolor}"><a href="showthread/t-$thread[threadid].html"><img src="{imagesfolder}/$thread[newoldhot].gif" border="0" alt="Archive: $thread[title]"></a></td> FIND: Code:
<td valign="top"><img src="{imagesfolder}/$forum[onoff].gif" border="0" alt=""></td> Code:
<td valign="top"><a href="forumdisplay/f-$forum[forumid].html"><img src="{imagesfolder}/$forum[onoff].gif" border="0" alt="$forum[title] Archive"></a></td> FIND: Code:
<td valign="top"><img src="{imagesfolder}/$forum[onoff].gif" border="0" alt=""></td> Code:
<td valign="top"><a href="forumdisplay/f-$forum[forumid].html"><img src="{imagesfolder}/$forum[onoff].gif" border="0" alt="$forum[title] Archive"></a></td> FIND: Code:
$navbar Code:
$navbar<br> |
You know i had it all working! Well everything has gone down now!
The forums aswell as the archive are giving server 500 errors! I looked at the error log and this is what it has been inputing Code:
[Tue Jan 21 19:18:48 2003] [alert] [client 212.104.129.218] /home/lcdmod/public_html/forums/.htaccess: Invalid command 'RedirectMatch', perhaps mis-spelled or defined by a module not included in the server configuration |
No need to suspect nothing related to my hack because there is nothing wrong with it.
Since you had it working perfectly and all of the sudden it didn't work anymore, you should ask your host (or yourself) what it was changed onto your server settings between the laps of time you had it working and the one it did not. The log show it clearly that is a host problem. |
Looks like your host fixed their problem...
http://www.lcdmod.com/forums/archive/ |
what i did was.. delete the .htaccess file and reuploaded it.. and its working now..
I figured out that the problem happened 2 hours after everything was working.. ie hack installed.. The forums have been up for longer then 2 hrs with hack functional! So hopefully it seems ok and stable with no errors! Feel free to add the link to the "archives working" on the front page! to make people install :) Once again thank you! |
Is already there. :)
BTW, always upload a .htaccess file as htaccess.txt, then rename it on the server, as mentioned in the readme file. I guarantee you it was related to your host, they probably fixed their error there... EDIT: You forgot to upload your arrow.gif image in this folder: /forums/blueimages |
As I said, optimizing the forums with all the tips I posted in the first link, will make your site visible in any major search engine.
Google likes my site, take a look below... |
There is a minor but very important bug that I noticed, while accesing the main archive file.
To fix it, add this line, at the bottom of your htaccess.txt file: Code:
RedirectMatch 301 /archive$ http://[high]www.yoursite.com/forum[/high]/archive/ I updated the .zip files. |
Hi,
I have finally found the time to take 5 minutes to uninstall the previous version and install the 1.2 version. http://www.creations.nl/forum/archive/ Looking great. Feel free to add me in your first post. styleid=1 (open forum default style) styleid=5 (open forum mozilla style) |
Done Floris, I added your link. Did you updated your .htaccess file with the fix listed in the first post?
Is really important! Serious, even if I'm smiling. :) No, the online.php is a different story, you have to hack your file. |
Yeah I did,
it was step 1 in the new instructions html file included in the .zip too right? The online.php stuff has been updated too, let me check how whois online looks like now. |
floris Unknown Location: /forum/archive/images/mozilla/cat_09.gif?s={my sessionshash} 13:12
Guest Unknown Location: /forum/archive/images/catbgtitle.gif?s={guest's sessioshash} |
Ya.
Let me know about the online.php file, it's working great for me, although I'm using a more complex version... :p Wh00T?? What are you doing??? :) Those are graphs, they should never show in the online file unless you are viewing an image only. |
Well,
I dunno :D I just goto archive/ and so will guests and the whois online shows up like that. *scratch head* |
Floris, I'll help you later on with it, on MSN. Check your PM's.
I have to run with my wife for some early shopping, I'll be back in few hours. :) |
I think I might know what could be causing this :D
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Just edit the archive templates then. Add the actual html code instead of the replacement ones... :D
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If I remove them from the styles part,
it will process the next one, like <body background..> etc etc etc, and I bet I won't be the only board who uses those kind of images :> |
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Well, I have altered as much as I can,
and there are indeed crawlers on my site, from alexa.com But all unknown locations. The t-xxx?hash doesn't show up as t-xxx.html?hash either. |
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http://animeboards.com/archive/ :) |
TECK, have you tried this under windows?
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No, but it should work if you use Apache.
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Oops, i mean IIS. :)
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I explained in the first post how to get it work in IIS.
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It's not working. :(
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Did you used the ISAPI Rewrite? It works, at least the software says this.
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Yes, it is installed and up.
Should i add something to httpd.ini? |
I never try it... Try to post and ask for support on their site.
If you find a fix, I would apreciate to post it here so I can link it to the first post. EDIT: I found this link at PHPBuilder: http://www.phpbuilder.com/annotate/m...hp3?id=1014827 Let me know if you got it working... |
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