JD - Archive 301 redirect to original thread
 

What is this mod all about?
This mod adds a 301 header to redirect the visitor to the original thread from the archive. All archive.php will be forwarded to the showthread.php when this mod is enabled.


How to install:

- Download the XML file below
- AdminCP-> Product Management-> Add/Import product: Import the XML file.



How to use:
You can enable/disable the plugin within your AdminCP settings, enable it and it should work.


Versions

• 1.0.0 - First release

Support
Please use this thread to ask questions or to report bugs, we'll support this plugin from here. You want to support us? Buy us a cup of coffee ;)

Bad english :(

/archive/index.php/t-10168-p-26.html
Set on the first page and not on the 26th
Do redirection twice:
http: //archive/index.php/t-10168-p-26.html
https: //archive/index.php/t-10168-p-26.html
https: //showthread.php? t = 10168


https: //archive/index.php/f-27-p-8.html (f-forum)
Does not work. Shows like the picture ...

I have DBseo Lite ....

Thanks for your reply, can you sent me a test link? I'll have a look at DBseo to make it compatible.

I'll send in the day ...

OK, I installed this as a trial and found that if you turn Archives off in your AdminCP that the redirect doesn't work.

Seems odd. Isn't the reason for this mod so you can turn Archives off and still have existing search engine links point to your forum content?

Also, I found that it doesn't work if the link is to: youdomain.com/forum/archives/index.php with this link you get the standard Archive display.

It's as it should be, when you turn off the archive the whole /archive module is gone and thus this mod doesn't get a chance to run.

robot.txt disable archive for boot
Webmaster tools disable archive link
Footer, remove archive link
Leave involved redirection, for a month or two google will lose links.
Then turn off the archive module.
There is no 404 error.

After dorans contribution I understand that:

1- I need to install this mod
2- put a line on robots.txt to exclude the http://domain/archive/index.php
3- this will exclude the archive from the sitemap
4- go to webmaster tools and disable the archive link
5- remove the link in the footer (this is the difficullt part)
6- wait until archive links are out of Google lndex.
7- turn off the archive module.

Thanks for the mod and for the instruction set.

Any clue to remove the archive link from the footer?

Go to your footer template and remove:

Thanks!!!!!!

As soon as I complete the process I'll go for DBSeo