Dean is there a query to uninstall this hack ?
I asked this 3 times before. It is not showing in my product manager and i cannot uninstall it but i want to uninstall it.

He already responded, there is no query to uninstall, it's in the plugin manager... browse for it and uninstall then remove the .htaccess edits...

If it's not showing up in your plugin manager (which I have no idea why), then I can't offer you much more advice. I don't know the table structure of the plugin table offhand, but someone who does can offer you a query like:

[sql]
SELECT pluginid FROM plugin WHERE name LIKE '%SEO%';
[/sql]

Which will give you the IDs of the plugins you want to delete. But the above query will not work as I don't know the fieldnames. If someone can provide that then I can offer assistance in removing it :)

i've uninstalled this, it's been a month and no search engin I've found has my links as the thread-title-name.html :(
it's a great idea, but doesn't work, at least for me

It can take up to two months before a site is updated, but suit yourself :rolleyes:

Im starting to see results after about a month, you have to remember that search engines dont update straight away, click the following link then replace with your domain to see

Clicky

PS alot of the listings in the link above are for this same URL format applied to the ecDownloads hack

Hi Dean. Is there a guess-timate as to when that might be released? Just wondering...

@Dean C, I'm not sure I read this before in the thread. I just noticed now that when attempting to change a language inside a forum or thread the lang param is pushed to the end after the .html:

http://de.castlecops.com/forum/f3-hi....html?langid=1

Therefore its not being parsed correctly by modrewrite.

This still a bug?

TIA

It's the same with any additional get parameters applied to the URL. They cannot be parsed using mod_rewrite. I think I may have a way around this, but i'm a little overloaded with work right now, so won't do for a little while :)