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Adding "Latest Post" outside of forum
Spaceman-Spiff:
--- Quote from: charpress on August 13, 2003, 03:19:23 PM ---I've noticed that with YabbSE, even though I am the admin, I always am "Guest" until I move around. Once I move to a forum or post, I am then recognized as logged in.
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i believe this will be fixed in SMF
also try to set to global cookies, not local in Installed Mods Settings
--- Quote from: charpress on August 13, 2003, 11:08:27 AM ---The problem is, I can't change my index.htm to index.php since I have spent a good bit of time getting incoming links and good SEP. Having the forum topics show up would have been a nice little feature, but not worth causing ranking and linking problems at this point in time.
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you should change the index.htm to redirect automatically to index.php
therefore links from google wont be broken
charpress:
Yes, having a redirect would work.
What about using a simple shtml include like in this thread:
http://www.simplemachines.org/community/index.php?threadid=618
This seems to work better for some reason. Now, I tried this as a .shtml and, although I knew it would not work, I tried the same thing with an .htm extension. Of course, the .shtml page worked perfectly and the .htm page did not. I wish there was a way to "trick" browsers into executing the htm page as a shtml page without using any re-directs. Just a thought.
Spaceman-Spiff:
--- Quote from: charpress on August 13, 2003, 04:38:25 PM ---This seems to work better for some reason. Now, I tried this as a .shtml and, although I knew it would not work, I tried the same thing with an .htm extension. Of course, the .shtml page worked perfectly and the .htm page did not. I wish there was a way to "trick" browsers into executing the htm page as a shtml page without using any re-directs. Just a thought.
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you can edit .htaccess file to do that if your host allows it
but it will add extra parsing time to every .htm files
i think the best way to do it is by using redirection, or frames (not recommended)
BiErLeEuW:
@On topic: I'm very interest in the new options of SSI.PHP :)... what will be extra standards..
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