DragonByte Tech |
08-04-2014 03:53 PM |
Quote:
Originally Posted by badawidollah
(Post 2509451)
waiting for vb5.1.x :D
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That will most likely never happen, as vB5 has its own built-in SEO URLs :)
Quote:
Originally Posted by michael24179
(Post 2508834)
Sorry for my bad Englich but i have question. I have lighttpd as Server. Is DragonByte SEO v1 possible or must i exchange my Server ?
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If lighttpd can use .htaccess files then it should work :)
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Originally Posted by Taringa! CS
(Post 2509042)
Is it possible to make something like this?
include_once('/var/www/site.com/public_html/vbseo/includes/functions_vbseo.php');
vbseo_get_options();
vbseo_prepare_seo_replace();
vbseo_get_forum_info();
$memberurl = vbseo_member_url_row($vb_userid, $vb_username);
to get on external pages (non vb) the url's?
I need to confirm this in order to purchase it
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You can use something like
PHP Code:
include_once('/var/www/site.com/public_html/dbtech/dbseo/includes/class_core.php');
DBSEO::init();
$memberurl = DBSEO_Url::create('MemberProfile_MemberProfile', array('userid' => $vb_userid, 'username' => $vb_username));
Quote:
Originally Posted by Terrablade
(Post 2509495)
When I go to a specific post and i click on the user and then click view user profile like this http://prntscr.com/48duqe when I click on that specific user it says this http://prntscr.com/48duul
I see where the error is coming from, the nick is ?onFlu✗ but for some reason its not catching the last letter as shown here https://i.imgur.com/hqq6iq9.jpg
how can this be fixed?
I as told this Mod causes that issue!
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You should add the [user_id] to the format, that will resolve everything :)
Fillip
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