I assume you have a coding error around line 2205: "Warning: strtr() [function.strtr]: The second argument is not an array in ***/includes/session.php on line 2205". If you can't figure it out, post the 10 lines before and after.

Probably because you have a typo around line 2205 in session.php. Basically the error is telling you that your php file has generated some output and later tried to generate headers. Since phpBB uses templates, the page output isn't created until the very end, the error "headers already sent&qu...

Well, if you clicked on a link, would you rather be directed to the article's new location or be served a "not found" message? If the article is truly gone, then it's better to redirect to your site's home page (e.g., if someone linked your site but later you removed the article). FWIW, Go...

I agree, except for the description tag. Google clearly pays attention to it, since that's what it displays for the snippet if you search with the site: parameter with no search keywords.

From a SEO perspective starting the title of a website with keywords (e.g. "Copyright", "Patents") first is smarter then beginning with the name of the homepage ("IPtalk.pro"). I agree that for topics, leading with the subject is best. But for gateway pages (i.e., main...

If the search has no keywords (e.g., site:example.com), then Google shows the description metatag. Otherwise it shows whatever content in your page that matches the search keywords. Your page looks correct to me. <meta name="description" content="HDSpot.NET : Download the Best Movies,...

Sorry, you don't give us much to go on. Maybe you have a typo in your template changes? Do you have other modifications? If you install the premod, does it work? Does the ACP indicate signatures are allowed (Board Features)? Do group permissions indicate they're allowed? Did you purge the DB cache a...

Not sure what's up with Yahoo; Google seems to figure it out correctly. You could offer Slurp a hint: http://googlewebmastercentral.blogspot.com/2009/02/specify-your-canonical.html Another tip: You've got a lot of Javascript in your header, which may result in Yahoo failing to recognize the main bod...

Sounds like it should work, but why not test yourself? See How to set up a local server using xampp so you don't have to test on your live board.

Well, it did take you an additional 13 minutes to figure it out.
I've made the same mistake myself...

Looks like you have a typo in your search.php file around line 125: [phpBB Debug] PHP Warning: in file /includes/functions.php on line 4678: Cannot modify header information - headers already sent by (output started at /language/en/search.php:125) The other error is probably the same type: [phpBB De...

phpBB does generate a lot of SQL queries. There is some additional overhead due to the phpBB-seo mod, but seriously, it's not enough to tip your CPU usage over the edge. For a shared host, 4000+ visitors is a lot. If you have other mods, you may want to double-check they're not generating excessive ...

[solved] NV recent topics (1.0.5) and Ultimate SEO URL may answer your question.

I redirect non-found pages to the homepage. Another option is a custom 404 page with a search field: http://www.google.com/support/webmasters/bin/answer.py?answer=93641 . IF the URL has embedded keywords, that's enough to search on. See http://www.google.com/support/webmasters/bin/answer.py?answer=1...

I don't think Google would notice. If I understand you correctly, you're deleting a URL and recreating it shortly thereafter. While technically Googlebot may notice your site returned a 404 for a URL it had found previously, Google loathes to remove 404 content until it's disappeared for an extended...