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Cheers for the explanation. Much appreciated :)

I was playing around in Google search console (Fetch as Google) to see whether any content was being blocked. I don't include posts in the sitemap but just out of interest I got Google to fetch some random post URLs for example...

No probs :)

Just a quick follow-up. The vaultwiki developer let me know that an environment variable expected by DBSEO was not being updated by VaultWiki when passing requests to dbseo.php. This issue has been fixed in the next version of vaultwiki.

Okay, sounds good. I'll head over to vaultwiki now. Thanks again for your help!

I was checking that earlier actually. Instead of dbseo.php or vbseo.php (as in the example below), vaultwiki requires wiki_index.php in that position. However, in that configuration, my wiki works but post links as described in post #6 don't work. RewriteCond %{QUERY_STRING} !dbseourl=...

Please see post #9

Ah, just noticed that vaultwiki now doesn't work. Clicking on my Wiki tab in the navbar and on internal Wiki links result in 404 page not found. Reverting your edit fixes that problem of course but that means that the other problem in post #6 above exists. I have disabled my vaultwiki for now...

okay, which setting am I looking for? "Thread go to post URL"? My installation was a vbseo import so I assume that DBSEO just took the rules I had with VBSEO and that these are now visible in the "custom" fields beneath each list of possible url types. I can't remember what they were exactly...

Okay, checking that now

Not sure that I understand. The posts are physically there it's just that if I click on the post number at top right this results in a white page containing "Page not found". Similarly, if I click on a link inside someone's post where they have linked to a specific post somewhere else on the...

This suddenly appeared yesterday when clicking on links to posts (not threads): Page not found Disabling DBSEO fixes this. Changes since it last worked properly: I was moved to a new server yesterday.

Sorry for not getting back sooner. I continued to look into this and neither the SHOWTHREAD nor the FORUMDISPLAY template contains anything that would call my site name and place it into the <title> tag. I was able to get my forum name to display in the browser tab by adding the phrase in...

Okay, makes sense. So, going at this from the reverse angle, how can I get rid of "mysite" from the thread title? :) Is that being inserted by VB or DBSEO?

That's the odd thing. Previously the forum name was appended automatically to the thread name inside the <title> tags but I don't see the "mysite" bit added by Google when I view page source on recently indexed content. I just see: <title>Man surprised at performance of wellies in...

Hi, Just a question on indexed content: Prior to DBSEO Google displayed Thread name - Forum Name where "Forum Name" was the text entered into: Site Name / URL / Contact Details==>Forum Name. Currently, Google is displaying Thread Name - mysite Any idea where Google is picking that up from?

Cool. I made the indexes change a few days ago because it was possible at that point for guests to view the contents of the /forum/ directory. Many thanks for your help. Much obliged!

Hey, https: // mysite dot com /forum/ produces a 403 now. Adding forum.php to that redirects to /forum/ which 403s I've turned the forum off until this works.

okay, no probs

Hi there, has any progress been made on this?