Glad to hear! Since you brought up the "1000 views and no answer!' comment, I would like to offer one possible explanation: For what it's worth, leveraging search tools on the phpBB base for the string in question would lead to the language file. From there, you have the key used by the templat...
No, a signature tells you nothing, but if you look at someone's post history, you can quickly assess whether they know what they're talking about or not. It doesn't hurt if they've submitted mods to phpBB either, since you then have direct evidence of their programming skills (or lack thereof).
A number of the support team on phpBB mention in their signatures that they do freelance work. At least you won't be wondering since they typically have a long list of mods and history with the site. And before anyone asks... yes, I'm qualified, but no, I'm not interested.
You could remove them from ucp_register.html. Of course I'm assuming you know basic HTML syntax; if you don't, there are plenty of references on the web. Remember to purge the template cache in the ACP to see the changes.
I'll repeat my last answer -- The results from Google look correct: https://www.google.com/search?q=site%3Awww.forosla.com . They show only 601 pages indexed for your site. Rather than worry about optimizing Google's index content, I think your time is better spent on creating index-worthy content ....
It may be that your site is ranked too low. You can add the site: tag to your Google queries to confirm an item is (or isn't) indexed. One thing that might help is driving the invalid (spam) posts out of Google's index more quickly by returning a redirect instead of not found. For example: http://ww...
Looks properly indexed to me: http://www.google.com/search?q=site%3Awww.bettinginfos.com%2FForum%2F Googlebot isn't having a lot of luck finding the text of the first post; you could give it a hint by setting the meta description tag value to an excerpt of the first sentence or two (your current met...
Just a guess, but maybe the cookie isn't being set (?) correctly. Your cookie_domain in the phpbb3_config table should be something like '.example.com' (without quotes and with a leading "."). The cookie path is typically "/" (again without quotes).
To answer the OP's original question, assuming he cares, phpBB-seo is usually updated to the current phpBB level with a week or less. FWIW, the 3.0.10 to 3.0.11 update was smaller than most.
I would ignore it. While sitemaps may be help Google find pages that are otherwise not clearly linked, I think in 99.8% of the cases, Googlebot will efficiently figure it out without any hints. As an aside, keep in mind that the sitemap you're seeing is a "people friendly" rendition of the...
Actually the OP's question had to do with importing a database, not a phpBB (or phpBB-seo) question per se. Mick at phpBB recognized this and gave some hints: https://www.phpbb.com/community/viewtopic.php?p=13165340#p13165340 For what it's worth, if you have telnet access to your DB server, you can ...
The results from Google look correct to me: https://www.google.com/search?q=site%3Awww.forosla.com google_results.png In your screenshot, you searched on "forosla.com" and thus Google tried to show sitelinks. But since there's so few results, it guessed poorly at what should (or could) be ...