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When I try to click on a forum name from my vbadvanced home page, I get a 404 Not Found page. And when I try to click directly on a forum from the forum home, I get the 404.
I turned off the 301 redirect for forumdisplay for now and it's working. Show Your Support
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Hm, that's very odd. Would you mind turning it back on, and post a few of the links that it was 404'ing?
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Thanks for the help but I've decided to disable it and wait for future versions. Even when it was working it was making my forum run too slow.
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i am receiving this on page start how to remove it ? |
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Ok I tried a re-install.
Are there any known issues for having the forum installed in the root directory? I'm getting 404 errors all over the place. I also have the google/yahoo sitemap generator installed, are there any conflicts with that? edit: I re-installed yet again and also regenerated the .htaccess file and now it's working like a charm. Not sure what I missed the first few times around, but it's working now.
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