Question vbActivity notifications points to user's profile afre installing vbSEO?

[Iron Hide]

Hi,

I had been using vbactivity for a week or so and it was working perfect. Recently I bought and installed vbSEO and now whenever a user clicks on notification(whenever they get new achievement) it redirects them to that user's profile page instead of achievement page. I did some research and find out that it has something to do with vbSEO's url rewrite rules. Can you guys provide the rule and instructions on where to insert it in vbSEO?

Thanks

 

[Ozzy47]

Here is a post on vbseo and dbtech compatibility issues.

As far as I know, the following are the known compatibility issues:

• vBShout slows down due to using standards-compliant profile URLs which vBSEO rewrite
• The Notification drop-down links for vBActivity, APTL and AUT break. As do all other products that link to some profile tab.
• vBActivity pages slow down for the same reason vBShout do - however vBActivity can currently be placed on vBSEO's ignore list. vBShout will get that functionality in the next version.
• Its cache system could potentially cause double-cache issues with vB Optimise. This isn't actually reported, but sometimes flushing both caches are needed. I am not certain if vBSEO's cache system can be shut off.
• Its Likes system need to be turned off if APTL is used to avoid confusion for members.

As for the SEO product, we currently have no plans to create one. The SEO functionality in vBulletin 4 already does much of what vBSEO does - without the performance issues.
It can automatically submit a sitemap to Yahoo and Google, it provides various levels of friendly URLs (from just "friendly" down to the full on mod_rewrite variant)

 

[Iron Hide]

Custom rewrite

Hi,

Can you please give me a complete url. I spend a good amount of time searching for solution and find nothing. Its even difficult with the font and color they are using.

Thanks

 

[Ozzy47]

This is a bug with vBSEO, unfortunately it's not something we can fix.

The only solution I've seen is to disable SEO on member profile links somewhere in the vBSEO settings.


http://www.dragonbyte-tech.com/threads/2555-Notifications?highlight=vbseo

 

[Iron Hide]

Cant access

Now it says I cant access that page because I don't have enough permission.

 

[Ozzy47]

Om that's my bad that is in Pro support,I would suggest doing what the post I made says:


This is a bug with vBSEO, unfortunately it's not something we can fix.

The only solution I've seen is to disable SEO on member profile links somewhere in the vBSEO settings.

 

[Ozzy47]

I believe you can turn off the rewrites for profile pages by going to:

vBSEO CP -> URL Rewrite Settings -> Forum URLs -> Advanced Settings tab -> Member's Profile URLs -> Rewrite Member Profile URLs

 

[Iron Hide]

Rewrite rules

Works Perfect!

Thanks

 

[Ozzy47]

Glad to be of help Iron Hide!!