How to make .html extensions ?

[ccf]

All you have to do is install DBSEO and configure it. It will allow you to have HTML extensions instead of PHP and a lot of other things. And you dont need any coding skills to install it.

I think DBSEO does not support vBulletin 5

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Originally Posted by squidsk

Instead of trying to hack html into new versions of vb, why not just redirect the inbound html links to the appropriate php links in the current version?

That is what my solution does. Redirect the page.html to /page/

[cellarius]

Originally Posted by ccf

I think DBSEO does not support vBulletin 5

This is a vB4 thread.

[thetechgenius]

Originally Posted by ccf

I think DBSEO does not support vBulletin 5

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That is what my solution does. Redirect the page.html to /page/

Yeah, this is the vB4 Section. lol

[ccf]

Originally Posted by thetechgenius

Yeah, this is the vB4 Section. lol

Yes, I know. But you are suggesting a plugin that is unsupported by VB and not compatible with the newest version of VB.

I am still dealing with the vbseo nightmare. VB Tech Support are unable to provide support for third party pluggins. So as a good practice, I would like to keep with VB standards (btw, there aren't to high )

[cellarius]

Every third party addon is unsupported by vB. And virtually no addon will work with vB5, because, stupidly, IB chose to remove the plugin system. That says nothing about the quality of the addon, but much about IB.