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« on: November 14, 2006, 19:18:16 »

hey, I just downloaded the SEO 4 SMF file and was not very happy. I'm running 1.1RC3. after I installed it and let it start working I got 404 errors on every single topic.

and I don't control my apache server, so I can't make any changes to it.

I will check it out later after a few more bugs have been ironed out.

Oh and one thing you could do for the uninstalling issue. make your installation file put the second solution in place.

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2. Or before installing the mod just add in Subs-packages after: (line 1515)
                               
Code:
     if (!$undo)
                                                        $working_search = $this_search;
                                                else
                                                        $working_search = $this_clean_search;

this line:
if ($undo)
$working_search = strtr($working_search, array('$' => '[$PACK' . 'AGE1$]', '\\' => '[$PACK' . 'AGE2$]'));

This way you have saved a novice some coding headaches.
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« Reply #1 on: November 15, 2006, 00:02:33 »

I'm sorry for your problems but if you can't enable mod_rewrite this mod will not work.
If you already have mod_rewrite enable just enable RewriteBase (This is the problem of the 90 % of the users what get 404 error).

This is another bug. I already announce SMF Team abut probably you have right. I need to install this directly.

Thanks for your feedback !

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