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[Request] - Thread Title on SHOWTHREAD and vBSEO Fix
Developer Last Online: Aug 2021
Howdy!
Great Product, just marvellous. Can I request a couple of additions? 1. Ability to have $thread[titlestyle] in showthread.php 2. vBSEO Integration with Thread Style choices. Entering the vBSEOed URL just doesn't work. Show Your Support
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I was thinking about the thread title stuff when viewing a thread, and will probably add this in the future.
THe vbSEO'd urls' I need to learn how to process them. But unfortunately, vbSEO is encrypted and I havent taken the time to decrypt it yet to figure out exactly how it parses the threads yet. -CMX |
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You shouldn't really need to make any changes.. all other Thread Editing tools work the same as they do without vBSEO..
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The problem is the URL's do not have an easy threadid in them to parse.
So I have to first read the vbSEO style of thread URL's, and then parse each one individually to get the threadid/postid. -CMX |
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Well true, but.. in any given installation, the URL setup could be unique to the Forum Owner's requirements.
ie: with .html, without .html, without a file extenson at all.. The Thread Merge function allows either a threadid or the URL of the thread to be merged.. that works with vBSEO. Perhaps you could use a similar code to that function? |
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