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Originally Posted by JD45
Yes
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I'd have to play around but it's something outside of the scope of this hack. Before you installed this hack (or if you uninstall it) are you able to view the RSS feeds for your admin forums?
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Originally Posted by Discussions
No, a stock version of Vbulletin doesn't use the # on categories. But is useful to implement # for search engine optimization or if you don't want members clicking on the category name.
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Can you give an example of a typical implementation of it? I'll see what I can do.
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Originally Posted by SaN-DeeP
By default RSS2 is enabled it seems, how can i change this to display on RSS format ?
I dont want the descriptions to be added alongwith RSS feeds.
(if there is any advantage / disadvantage of using rss2 over rss do let me know)
Thanks.
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Essentially RSS2 offers a lot more options than RSS feeds. If all you're after is a basic thread title & description then just about any of the forms will work but for your users subscribing to the RSS feeds then most likely there preference would be RSS2. To change the actual link to external.php then modify the "cv_ffl_forum_feed_link" template (it's in a grouping called "CinVin Forum Feed Listing Templates").
With the newer versions of external.php (as of vB 3.6.x I believe) the default was changed to be RSS2 instead of RSS. To change it back in regards to this hack then change the template from...
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$vboptions[bburl]/external.php<if condition="$forumid">?forumids=$forumid</if>
... to:
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$vboptions[bburl]/external.php?type=rss<if condition="$forumid">&forumids=$forumid</if>