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Started by SlammedDime, December 05, 2009, 10:08:40 PM

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SlammedDime

Yes, and no.  Arabic characters are not valid in URLs, only ascii characters and a few special characters.  So this attempts to convert any non-ascii characters into ascii equivilants.
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pokerullz

ty for the update!!!! ;D ;D
Just a questions. Installed everything, enabled the mod , modified the web.config but the links still don't change?!
Why is that? Is it because rewrite mod is not enabled or should I contact host support to find out?

SAFAD

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Arantor

Quote from: SlammedDime on January 15, 2010, 05:07:04 PM
Since Arabic characters are not valid in URLs, either I replace it with blank spaces, or the closest ASCII equivalent... I believe the latter to be the better option, no?

Correct, because they're not strictly valid in URLs, so no Arabic characters.
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Arantor

Dime: Seems there's a bug in 1.0.2 with using sa=news in RSS feeds.

hxxp://www.example.com/index.php?action=.xml;type=rss2;sa=news;board=1 is the URL in question, it's mapped to
hxxp://www.example.com/.xml/news/type,rss2/board-name/

The board name/number part is fine, but it's not accepting the news part of it right :(
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SlammedDime

Pete - in the admin panel, click on the [Edit] link for the actions, areas and subactions and add 'news' to the end of the subaction list and see if that gives you the desired result.

SAFAD - what is your site link where you're having the standalone issue?
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Arantor

Dime: We tried that, still isn't working as intended. :(
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SlammedDime

NP... as the rss feeds don't even use areas, I'll be hardcoding it to skip the area check in the next release, but that should at least fix it for now for ya :)
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Marcus Forsberg

Sounds good to me. :)

* Nas slaps Dime in the direction of SimpleDesk.net :P

SlammedDime

Quote from: Nas on January 16, 2010, 11:37:07 AM
Sounds good to me. :)

* Nas slaps Dime in the direction of SimpleDesk.net :P
I know, I was looking at it last night... looks good with my Urls... :D
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Arantor

It does look very good, even though I'm well known to not be a fan of SEF in general (because I still believe there isn't an SEO benefit), I won't argue it does look nicer.

I am curious to see how well it'll work with SimpleDesk itself though, haven't had time to try it on a beta build yet but I will...
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SlammedDime

I would agree that there really isn't an SEO benefit... just nice looking urls. :)
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Afro

How does this mod affect sitemap or already indexed urls ?

SlammedDime

This mod works perfectly with my sitemap mod, and as for already indexed urls, this mod redirects them with a 301 permanent redirect to their new url which should be supported by most, if not all, search engines.
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Afro

#238
hmm, i am scared because after uninstalling my pretty URL, Google started from  1 to index my urls again.

I have already installed the mod and i am enabling it now.

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webmaster tools

   index.php?action=sitemap;xml     OK    Sitemap    Jan 17, 2010    indexed urls =   0

after enabling the mod. i guess its gonna start from on again . right ?

another issue. though external one. i use facebook connect. with action
url. http://www.afrowall.com/index.php?action=facebook

now this mod changed it to forum/facebook.

that means it wont load. how do i change that ?

Pawan

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