phpBB Search Engine Optimization - Sessions, static ( SEO )

saghir69 wrote:

any ideas?

Yes, put it in the right place, looks like you have already figured it out.

#
#-----[ FIND ]------------------------------------------
#

//
// Find which forums are visible for this user
//

#
#-----[ BEFORE, ADD ]------------------------------------
#

/*/

Hi, here are custom find/replace codes for your template:


Find:

Code:{JUMPBOX}<br />

Replace:

Code:<!-- BEGIN switch_user_logged_in -->
{JUMPBOX}<br />
<!-- END switch_user_logged_in -->

Find:

Code:<a href="{U_VIEW_NEWER_TOPIC}">{L_VIEW_NEXT_TOPIC}</a><br />
<a href="{U_VIEW_OLDER_TOPIC}">{L_VIEW_PREVIOUS_TOPIC}</a><br />
{S_AUTH_LIST}

Replace:

Code:<!-- BEGIN switch_user_logged_in -->
<a href="{U_VIEW_NEWER_TOPIC}">{L_VIEW_NEXT_TOPIC}</a><br />
<a href="{U_VIEW_OLDER_TOPIC}">{L_VIEW_PREVIOUS_TOPIC}</a><br />
{S_AUTH_LIST}
<!-- END switch_user_logged_in -->

Regards

Craven,
I have user_logged_in switches in many places in my template files, and I was wondering whether you have any experience with how much a switch slows down the page load speed..?

I wondered what was the use of this bit.

will this work with the viewtopic I asked about earlier? or do you need me to repost it? or do I have to fend for my self (say it aint so joe )

/*
//
// Obtain list of moderators of each forum
// First users, then groups ... broken into two queries
//
$sql = "SELECT aa.forum_id, u.user_id, u.username
FROM " . AUTH_ACCESS_TABLE . " aa, " . USER_GROUP_TABLE . " ug, " . GROUPS_TABLE . " g, " . USERS_TABLE . " u
WHERE aa.auth_mod = " . TRUE . "
AND g.group_single_user = 1
AND ug.group_id = aa.group_id
AND g.group_id = aa.group_id
AND u.user_id = ug.user_id
GROUP BY u.user_id, u.username, aa.forum_id
ORDER BY aa.forum_id, u.user_id";
if ( !($result = $db->sql_query($sql)) )
{
message_die(GENERAL_ERROR, 'Could not query forum moderator information', '', __LINE__, __FILE__, $sql);
}

$forum_moderators = array();
while( $row = $db->sql_fetchrow($result) )
{
$forum_moderators[$row['forum_id']][] = '<a href="' . append_sid("profile.$phpEx?mode=viewprofile&" . POST_USERS_URL . "=" . $row['user_id']) . '">' . $row['username'] . '</a>';
}
$db->sql_freeresult($result);

$sql = "SELECT aa.forum_id, g.group_id, g.group_name
FROM " . AUTH_ACCESS_TABLE . " aa, " . USER_GROUP_TABLE . " ug, " . GROUPS_TABLE . " g
WHERE aa.auth_mod = " . TRUE . "
AND g.group_single_user = 0
AND g.group_type <> " . GROUP_HIDDEN . "
AND ug.group_id = aa.group_id
AND g.group_id = aa.group_id
GROUP BY g.group_id, g.group_name, aa.forum_id
ORDER BY aa.forum_id, g.group_id";
if ( !($result = $db->sql_query($sql)) )
{
message_die(GENERAL_ERROR, 'Could not query forum moderator information', '', __LINE__, __FILE__, $sql);
}

while( $row = $db->sql_fetchrow($result) )
{
$forum_moderators[$row['forum_id']][] = '<a href="' . append_sid("groupcp.$phpEx?" . POST_GROUPS_URL . "=" . $row['group_id']) . '">' . $row['group_name'] . '</a>';
}
$db->sql_freeresult($result);
*/

Excuse me though, shouldn't this be /* and */?

When I use /*/ it comments out everything after it even if I put in a subsequent /*/???

As for getting this mod validated, my personal belief is that this mod should be part of the standard phpBB distribution (along with the extreme styles mod), perhaps with an option to turn mod_rewrite off in the ACP for people without mod_rewrite installed on their server.

Again, before I had it installed the bots would sniff around the front door, and then leave.