mixed rewrite mod and persian UTF-8 encoding

AmirAbbas

between all members of this community i think im the happiest one Very Happy

see this picture

i have installed advance rewrite mod (utf-8 version) form 2nd august
in only two week i have a link in first page of search result in google for
mybb SEO

i think this mod is definitely more effective that simple rewrite mod
Smile

dcz

Cool

And yes, keyword injection is the best for sure Wink

++

AmirAbbas

i think i found another bug
see this part of code
in this topic http://forum.persia-cms.com/topic-vt81.html

dcz

Sorry, this one was missed by quite some of us it seems.

Anyway, I PM you the Zero duplicate code right now so this will get fixed in no time Wink

++

AmirAbbas

dcz

oups, true.

So first, simple sub forum updated which gives, for the UTF-8 version :

AmirAbbas

it doesn't work

this code

dcz

Let's try the Global trick before I go for another method for utf-8 :

In the same file find :

AmirAbbas

thanks

i applied this one

dcz

AmirAbbas

i have anther request

this mod is work perfect but now we encounter with a new problem
our members are using persian language in title of topics and some time they use numbers. now we have lot of url that only contain numbers injected in title.

is there any way to restrict usrs to add keyword to title?
like your forum.

in your forum only admin can add keyword to url
is it easy to implement ?
at list i want to have this for my forum.

dcz

Well, as already said, the code is experimental so far and would be hard to support as is. I'll see about this after I'll end up updating all mods.

Anyway, I am thinking about implementing some kind of switch between static and dynamic mod rewrite in topic titles.

But we could just filter numbers in URLs, they are not really good keyword actually, and we do not really care about changing some URLs with the zero dupe Wink

So it would just be :

Open :

AmirAbbas

thanks a lot

AmirAbbas

i forgot to say something

drupal CMS is this ability

http://drupal.org

in default form the shape of URL in something like this (after activing rewrite rules)

-http://www.phpbb-SEO.com/node/1

and next URL is like this

-http://www.phpbb-SEO.com/node/2 (and /node/3 and .... )

the admin can rename nodes. for example you can change the first URL to something like this

-http://www.phpbb-SEO.com/phpbb-mod-rewrites.html

there is a field under title field that let you to rename nodes.
if you choose a used name, the system will tell you that the name that you choosed are used before
because the URL in drupal doesn't have something like phpbb-seo mod rewrite (vt-XX , vf-XX )
i don't know programing but i think checking Drupal code can help you a bit.