Hmm... I tired both NavS and Matty Asia's codes for the mod rewrites and both gives me the same issue of creating a thread where I get a 404 error page when creating a new thread even though the thread does get created. The ending address is /forums/3-Test-post-2?p=3#post3
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How can I rewrite the url that it becomes like this:
forum/f24/vbulletin-t8803.html
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Originally posted by PitchouneN64ngc View PostYou can add one more rule. This rule is for the 'Configure' link into the widget manager (admincp).
Code:RewriteRule ^widget/config/([0-9]+) widget.php?r=config/$1&%{QUERY_STRING}
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MattyAsia, thanks for the code, this is great. Very helpful...
I notice that even after I've gotten the Mod Rewrite Friendly URLs working, my members' profiles still show up with their user number in the string (i.e. members/1-username). Is there any way to get the user number out and just have: members/username???
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Welp, did a few tests and noticed something. Since the vbulletin instation is located in another directory on top of the root it seems to be wanting to go back to the root. Here's what I'm talking about:
If you go to the forums and go into a catagory it shows up as /forums/forums/2-Main-Forum in the address bar. Now if you go into a thread it shows up as forums/threads/8-test but after making a thread it tries to take you to /forums/8-test instead of /forums/threads/8-test
Is there any kind of fix for this?me won't have a signature for a loooooong time
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Originally posted by jörg View PostHi,
i use the first code and now i cant edit the cms content.......it will show now only a white page
and configure the widgets.......is without funktion by a click
did you add this to it?
Originally posted by PitchouneN64ngc View PostYou can add one more rule. This rule is for the 'Configure' link into the widget manager (admincp).
Code:RewriteRule ^widget/config/([0-9]+) widget.php?r=config/$1&%{QUERY_STRING}
This will at least fix the configure part.
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Originally posted by MattyAsia View PostI'll check that out when i wake up in the morning and add it if it fits and works
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if i create a new article, then is no problem. i can edit the new article.
but the old articles from the last days, we cant edit, if i click on a old article from yesterday as sample -->we become a blank page ^^ but i think is a bug from cms i checked the problem on a second installation theire is the same problem without the .htaccess and standard url´s.........^^Last edited by jörg; Wed 18 Nov '09, 3:50pm.
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Uh I tried this and I get a 403 forbidden after enabling rewrite in my server and restarting apache. Any ideas?
** fixed by adding Option Follow Sym Links
for anyone's reference.Last edited by indigosociety; Thu 19 Nov '09, 1:10am.
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I see that this doesn't work too well with blogs? Is there even support for rewriting blogs at the moment? I'm going to the blog area and I see stuff like this as the url:
blog.php?u=1065
And if you click it, it doesn't work (seems to just render what's on blog.php)
Shouldn't blog.php be /blogs/
I'm guessing vB4 just hasn't coded that in yet?
Oh, and tags.php? is also not rewrited yet. What's the status of that?
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