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Makaveli105 11-18-2005 10:15 PM

not sure if this has been mentioned...

in Forum display, if you try to change the style using the dropdown at the bottom, it doesnt work, it just reloads the page.

im also having trouble with the whos online which is well known by now

Thanks Dean, Great hack!

Lizard King 11-18-2005 10:24 PM

There is a fix for whois online within the thread. I advise you to check and install that ;)

Makaveli105 11-18-2005 10:41 PM

oh, alright, ill check it out :), thanks, has anyone else had the changing styles problem?

Dean C 11-18-2005 11:31 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Makaveli105
oh, alright, ill check it out :), thanks, has anyone else had the changing styles problem?

Yep and unfortunately it can't really be fixed.

Edit:

Hmm actually I have an idea :)

Makaveli105 11-19-2005 03:45 AM

:D good luck with it, if it can't be fixed it can't be fixed, still a great hack :)

descds 11-19-2005 07:53 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Lizard King
There is a fix for whois online within the thread. I advise you to check and install that ;)

thanks that did it :)

It doesnt re-write the urls to html in who's online though and has the older php relevance. I assume that was intentional ? How would that effect spiders ? if at all ..

Clicking the url to a thread a user is viewing sends them to the

http://www.talkdvd.net/forum/showthread.php?t=347

instead of

http://www.talkdvd.net/forum/t347-on...ng-future.html

I personally think a rewrite of all urls would help avoid confusion here. Users are seeing two types of urls in different situations and i know it is only really cosmetic but it would make it look uniform.

So the last reply and who's online SEO friendly urls would just make it look and feel more intergrated ...

But either way its an outstanding hack and i'm happy to use it.

Dean C 11-19-2005 11:26 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by descds
thanks that did it :)

It doesnt re-write the urls to html in who's online though and has the older php relevance. I assume that was intentional ? How would that effect spiders ? if at all ..

Clicking the url to a thread a user is viewing sends them to the

http://www.talkdvd.net/forum/showthread.php?t=347

instead of

http://www.talkdvd.net/forum/t347-on...ng-future.html

I personally think a rewrite of all urls would help avoid confusion here. Users are seeing two types of urls in different situations and i know it is only really cosmetic but it would make it look uniform.

So the last reply and who's online SEO friendly urls would just make it look and feel more intergrated ...

But either way its an outstanding hack and i'm happy to use it.

This is semi-fixed in the new version. I've just thought of a way I can rewrite the URLs. But at the moment all old URLs are 301-redirected to the new URLs, with no negative consequence.

descds 11-19-2005 03:06 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dean C
This is semi-fixed in the new version. I've just thought of a way I can rewrite the URLs. But at the moment all old URLs are 301-redirected to the new URLs, with no negative consequence.

if you mean that clicking

http://www.talkdvd.net/forum/showthread.php?t=347

should redirect and show as

http://www.talkdvd.net/forum/t347-o...ing-future.html

it doesnt :)

clicking http://www.talkdvd.net/forum/showthread.php?t=347 results in seeing http://www.talkdvd.net/forum/showthread.php?t=347 ...

Is that what its supposed to do or is something i have here wrong ?

Dean C 11-19-2005 03:45 PM

Yes that's what I meant, but read what I said again. It's fixed in the new version ;) Which I have yet to release!

descds 11-19-2005 04:24 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dean C
Yes that's what I meant, but read what I said again. It's fixed in the new version ;) Which I have yet to release!

no problems dean :)

Just wanted to clarify incase i had something wrong this end ..

Keep up the good work ..


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