mod_rewrite 301

[300c]

There`s another Problem...

Urls like topic,#topicid.html could not be rewritten to topic,#topicid.0.html

This is very nesserary to prevent duplicate content...

Anyone an Idea..?

[Arantor]

Why can't they be rewritten? That's the standard SEF format in SMF.

[300c]

Because Googlebot has found these Urls and crawls it every day.

When they can be rewritten - tell me how to...

But your answer is no answer to the question...

I don`t need no why...

[Arantor]

You said they could not be rewritten. I'm asking why that's the case.

The default SEF format is topic,#topicid.0.html - the 0 is for the number of items in the page. If there are links in topic,#topicid.html format, that's something broken somewhere.

[300c]

No, theres nothing broken somewhere...

Don`t let us talk about how it is broken (I see often Google Site:Domain-results with the same failure)...

I wanna have an answer how to avoid it...

[Arantor]

If it's generating that, something IS broken since SEF should never be generating that style of link.

Though a redirect might be able to deal with it if your host allows you access to .htaccess files.

[300c]

Yeah, a htaccess redirect or a function in the upper lines can solve this...

But please don`t answer again that this is a unique Problem of my forums script.
It is our all scripts problem.

Please don`t ask again in telling any questions...

I wanna have a solution for my answered Question.

@Arantor --> You cannot give an answer with your simple Forum - I have seen it... Please don`t answer in this discussion...

[Arantor]

@Arantor --> You cannot give an answer with your simple Forum - I have seen it... Please don`t answer in this discussion...

You're right, I don't know anything about SMF despite being currently on the team, having written over 30 modifications for it (of which 6 have been given away to other users). I also wouldn't suggest you try the even more SEF mod called Pretty URLs which also has a ton more redirection in it with allegedly more SEF URLs.

I also don't know, for example, that I cannot reproduce the 'wrong' URLs on 1.1.10, 2.0 RC1.2 or 2.0 RC2 where no mods have been installed.

I also, therefore, wouldn't suggest something in the form of: (assuming your forum is the top level, i.e. domain.com/index.php = forum)

Code Select Expand

RewriteRule ^/topic,([0-9]+).html topic,$1.0.html [R,L]

But of course, I cannot give you an answer.

[300c]

Yeah, you could not give any answer...

Your Code did not work - I habe created a code like this before and inserted this in my htaccess

[Arantor]

I would ask whether your forum is domain.com/index.php like I mentioned? If not, it won't work.

But you've asked me to leave the thread, so I will.

[300c]

the forums URL ist forum.tld/index.php/forexampletopic,forexamplenumber.xyz.html

[JBlaze]

No need to attack another member. Now, if English isn't your primary language (as I can tell it isn't) then please feel free to ask in your respective language board.