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Thank you Carnage
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This is working great for me up to a point, but what I'd really like now is a way to remove the forum number in the friendly URL.
i.e., right now it is showing: http://mydomain.com/forums/forum/1234-the-forum-title and I'd like it to just say: http://mydomain.com/forums/forum/the-forum-title Anyone know a way to do this? It doesn't have to be part of the product, if someone can tell me what .php file to change and where, and what to put in .htaccess, that would work for me too. thanks very much~ |
can't do that unfortunatly. Vb needs the number in order to identify which forum/thread is being accessed.
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from: http://mydomain.com/members/1234-UserName to: http://mydomain.com/members/UserName Getting rid of the user number. There is underlying code already there to work without the number. http://mydomain.com/member.php?username=UserName What would be needed is a similar change to forum.php to process parameter forumname=ForumName Then comes the corner case that ForumName is not a unique key. vbSEO handles this by moving the forumid to the other side of the slash. from: http://mydomain.com/forum/1234-the-forum-title to: http://mydomain.com/f1234/the-forum-title |
This is excellent stuff!
What/Where is necessary to change to enable.. from: http://mydomain.com/album.php?u=1234 to: http://mydomain.com/members/UserName/albums Then from: http://mydomain.com/album.php?albumid=345 to: http://mydomain.com/members/UserName/albums/AlbumName Finally from: http://mydomain.com/album.php?albumi...tachmentid=456 to: http://mydomain.com/members/UserName...56-PictureName ? |
The member one might be doable then, however you already identified the issue with doing the same for forum names and thread titles -> the titles are not unique.
As for moving the forumid to the other side of the slash, take a look at the code in the experimental zip i uploaded; there is at lease one example in there that shows how to do things like that. (your url would probably end up as forums/1234/forum-title thou; this can be changed but requires substantially more work) album rewriting is not supported at all by vbulletin atm, I'm personally hoping that this is because they plan to give albums a major overhaul in 4.1 so didn't bother changing anything in 4.0 |
i have a problem, when i write blog.xxxx.net this is the main forum, no blog.php
this is my htaccess: Code:
RewriteRule ^threads/([0-9]+)(?:/?$|(?:-[^/]+))(?:/?$|(?:/page([0-9]+)?)) showthread.php?t=$1&page=$2&%{QUERY_STRING} also i need to edit this: http://www.vbulletin.com/forum/proje...?issueid=37477 in my template, for relative path url changes :/ |
Just a brief look at your htaccess, i think its somewhat wrong. Try this instead:
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Hi there, thanks for this add-on which seems to solve some of the mess i had with the default URLs.
I keep getting one problem and maybe it could be solved by editing rewrites or something else along this mod ? My Unregistered user is being redirected from http://www.example.com to http://www.example.com/content/ In fact the "Home section" leads to this /content/ whereas i would like it to be clean (root). Which basically means i have no canonical URL to share. The only place i can see i could edit is here but it says "leave them as are": Code:
#these rules can't be edited by my mod, so leave them as are. Any idea ? Thanks for your attention and keep up the good work :up: |
Unfortunatly, I've not yet figured out a clean way of editing the urls generated by the CMS; it seems to require a huge amount of editing of php files to get anywhere.
As for your other problem; I've got that set to work on my development board, but I don't remember how :s What are the values for the settings CMS url and default page under content management? |
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