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Custom Permalink On Postbit · **Released**: 04-07-2007

Hey Guys,

Discription:
this code will add a direct link to that message on postbit....

Steps:

open postbit_legacy/postbit template

Find

HTML Code:

<if condition="$show['postcount']">(#<a href="showpost.php?$session[sessionurl]p=$post[postid]&amp;postcount=$post[postcount]" target="new" rel="nofollow" id="postcount$post[postid]" name="$post[postcount]">$post[postcount]</a>)</if> &nbsp;

Add Below

HTML Code:

&nbsp;(<strong><a href="showthread.php?$session[sessionurl]t=$thread[threadid]&amp;#post$postid" rel="nofollow">permalink</a></strong>)&nbsp;

i hope u like it...

DiSpy · #2 04-09-2007, 12:52 AM

Awesome, I had requested something like this, glad to see someone release it!

THANK YOU!

PS- I did this in the "postbit" template as well.

aveon · #3 04-09-2007, 11:24 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by DiSpy

Awesome, I had requested something like this, glad to see someone release it!

THANK YOU!

PS- I did this in the "postbit" template as well.

kool... im glad someone liked it

DiSpy · #4 04-10-2007, 01:28 PM

In the thread where I had originally requested this, I received some feedback with concerns about search engines spidering too many duplicate URL's. (SEO optimization)

So I wound up making up my own code changes, you may want to implement them here for others as well...

Where you tell people to add:

HTML Code:

&nbsp;(<strong><a href="showthread.php?$session[sessionurl]p=$postid#post$postid" rel="nofollow">permalink</a></strong>)&nbsp;

you should instead tell people to add:

HTML Code:

&nbsp;(<strong><a href="showthread.php?$session[sessionurl]t=$thread[threadid]&amp;#post$postid" rel="nofollow">permalink</a></strong>)&nbsp;

Here is my origional thread for reference... https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showthread.php?t=144018

I hope that helps!!

PS- You should also edit your original post to tell people to edit BOTH postbit AND postbit_legacy. (Just my $0.02 cents)

bigwest · #5 04-13-2007, 04:46 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by DiSpy

In the thread where I had originally requested this, I received some feedback with concerns about search engines spidering too many duplicate URL's. (SEO optimization)

So I wound up making up my own code changes, you may want to implement them here for others as well...

Where you tell people to add:

HTML Code:

&nbsp;(<strong><a href="showthread.php?$session[sessionurl]p=$postid#post$postid" rel="nofollow">permalink</a></strong>)&nbsp;

you should instead tell people to add:

HTML Code:

&nbsp;(<strong><a href="showthread.php?$session[sessionurl]t=$thread[threadid]&amp;#post$postid" rel="nofollow">permalink</a></strong>)&nbsp;

Here is my origional thread for reference... https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showthread.php?t=144018

I hope that helps!!

PS- You should also edit your original post to tell people to edit BOTH postbit AND postbit_legacy. (Just my $0.02 cents)

Hmmmmm... it seemed like this kinda worked for me but most of the time when you clicked the permalink it would take you to the first post in the thread.

DiSpy · #6 04-13-2007, 12:14 PM

Sometimes you have to wait a sec to give it a chance to fully load the page, before it will auto-scroll to the right post number. Try that?

bigwest · #7 04-13-2007, 02:19 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by DiSpy

Sometimes you have to wait a sec to give it a chance to fully load the page, before it will auto-scroll to the right post number. Try that?

True, I noticed that.

However, if the permalink is clicked on page 200 of a thread why would it go to page #1, post#1?

It's funny because the hack seemed to work for me the first couple times when I tried it on threads with only a couple pages.

Also.... it's funny because I still run one vBulletin that is really old, (2.3.4) and it seems to have this feature built in (I can't remember hacking it). Anyway, I love this feature I hope I can make it work on my 3.6.5.

DiSpy · #8 04-13-2007, 02:49 PM

Wierd, i've not tried it yet on my (rather large) live board, so it is entirely possible that
it gets confused when there are too many pages of threads. However, as I am still relatively new to vBulletin, i'm not quite sure how to fix that.

I will keep trying, in the meantime, maybe someone more experienced can figure it out?

bigwest · #9 04-13-2007, 03:35 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by DiSpy

Wierd, i've not tried it yet on my (rather large) live board, so it is entirely possible that
it gets confused when there are too many pages of threads. However, as I am still relatively new to vBulletin, i'm not quite sure how to fix that.

I will keep trying, in the meantime, maybe someone more experienced can figure it out?

Don't rule out the possibility of user-error (I may have done something wrong.)

aveon · #10 04-13-2007, 04:17 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by bigwest

True, I noticed that.

However, if the permalink is clicked on page 200 of a thread why would it go to page #1, post#1?

It's funny because the hack seemed to work for me the first couple times when I tried it on threads with only a couple pages.

Also.... it's funny because I still run one vBulletin that is really old, (2.3.4) and it seems to have this feature built in (I can't remember hacking it). Anyway, I love this feature I hope I can make it work on my 3.6.5.

the hack ur talkin about uses ajax this is a simple template change fo that hack u need a custom coding