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eddiemoses81
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« on: December 26, 2006, 23:20:35 »

I was wondering why the link inside the forum still use the old link.

For example, my first forum link in the forum index still
/index.php?boardid=1

but the MOD will issue 301 to the name of board. If you issue 301 for any link, search engine believe that this link should not be inside your site any where.

In this MOD, we issue 301 from index.php?boardid=1, to nice URL and we keep the the old URLs inside the forum

In webmastertalks forum, I do not see the problem, so I am confused  Shocked

Go to my forum please:
http://www.colorlesspages.com/forum/index.php

Put mouse over board politics, you will find it pointing to:
http://www.colorlesspages.com/forum/index.php?board=9.0
BUT, when you click on it, you will go to :
http://www.colorlesspages.com/forum/politics-b9.0/

This is wrong, we should see the link /forum/politics-b9.0/, when we put the mouse over the politics board.

Any help PLEASE. AM I doing something wrong?
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« Reply #1 on: December 27, 2006, 00:50:03 »

Seo4smf it's enabled in admin section ?
"Queryless urls" are enabled in Features and options section ?

Your server is running php_cgi ?

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« Reply #2 on: December 27, 2006, 10:48:57 »

Yes, Search engine friendly URLs are turned ON
Yes, SEO4SMF is active from admin section
Yes, My server running php_cgi (My hosting company told me that php has full access to CGI)

Please, if you can help.

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« Reply #3 on: December 27, 2006, 11:00:31 »

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Yes, My server running php_cgi (My hosting company told me that php has full access to CGI)

SMF doesn't allow to run with php_cgi if you don't have some settings in php.ini. Just read this post:
http://www.webmasterstalks.com/seo-4-smf/i-have-a-big-bug-t837.0.html;msg4679#msg4679

Follow the instructions from there or talk with your hosting to enable cgi.fix_pathinfo="1" in your php.ini file

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« Reply #4 on: December 27, 2006, 11:14:49 »

Thank you very very very much.
I changed the code in Query String and that did it
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Yes, My server running php_cgi (My hosting company told me that php has full access to CGI)

SMF doesn't allow to run with php_cgi if you don't have some settings in php.ini. Just read this post:
http://www.webmasterstalks.com/seo-4-smf/i-have-a-big-bug-t837.0.html;msg4679#msg4679

Follow the instructions from there or talk with your hosting to enable cgi.fix_pathinfo="1" in your php.ini file

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« Reply #5 on: December 27, 2006, 15:19:36 »

I'm glad is working Smiley

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