[Floris]

Originally posted by TECK
No, because the crawler looks at the first think on the page always. In your case, it was the logo, with a link.
So here it is the way a crawler does the job:
It goes to the very first link and goes through it's roots all the way to the end, then it grabs the next available link and go to it's roots, etc.

So basically, the last links the crawler will visit are the copyright ones, but not before the hole forums will be indexed, due to it's root scanning.
If you have a link at the top, it will get it confused... you get the idea.

EDIT: do not use /archive.php/, leave it as a normal file the way it is intended, when you link it onto your forums page, at the bottom.
If you really want to use it as a folder, do this:
FILE: htaccess.txt
ADD:

<files archives>
  ForceType application/x-httpd-php
</files>

Upload it to your server and rename it.
In all functions, simply replace [high]archives.php[/high] with [high]archives[/high]
Then rename onto your server the [high]archives.php[/high] file to [high]archives[/high] and you are done, now you have a directory instead of a file.

Directory or .php file, is the same thing for Mr. Crawler, as long as the URL is friendly.

Ok, but I have the link as .php/ now and it gives no errors and works just fine. Why shouldn't it be used like this?