Topic: Pretty URLs

[Xpresskonami]

If you are on SMF 2.0.
Copy this file to Sources folder and see if it helps...

Thanks Vbgamer45, The file works for my forum. No more "Error" when i added attachment to post

[vbgamer45]

Great will push the change out for next update.

[SMFHacks.com Team]

2.2
!Added a fix for attachment memory limit. We no longer process prettyurl filters on post2 action

[Poshnjari]

Try this.

Code: (Subs-PrettyUrls.php) [Select]

'-' => array ('-', ' ', '.', ',', "'", '"', '`', '(', ')', '[', ']'),
'_'   =>   array ('_'),
'!'   =>   array ('!'),
'~'   =>   array ('~'),
'*'   =>   array ('*'),
"\x12"   =>   array ("'", '"'),
// '('   =>   array ('(', '{', '['),
// ')'   =>   array (')', '}', ']'),

How to add this please?

[vbgamer45]

Add it to your Sources/Subs-PrettyUrls.php file

[magicbus]

I'm sure this has already been answered amongst the 396 pages of comments on this mod - but so far I've not found it. hope someone can help, or link me to a previous answer

My main webpage (not my forum) shows a section of 'latest forum posts' to direct people to the forum. Easy enough before using pretty urls. I just looked up latest message posts with MySQL and created links on the fly, using the usual format.

But now I am using pretty urls this seems less easy. Obviously the old links still work, but from an seo point of view, i'd like the correct pretty link to show on my webpage rather than the 'topic= ' method.

I see the 'smf_pretty_urls_cache' table in the database. But how would I go about joining that data to the messages table? thanks in advance

[vbgamer45]

Generally this PHP code rewrites the urls. If you include SMF's SSI

Code: [Select]

// Rewrite the buffer with Pretty URLs!
if (!empty($modSettings['pretty_enable_filters']))
{
require_once($sourcedir . '/PrettyUrls-Filters.php');
$buffer = pretty_rewrite_buffer($buffer);
}