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Option to Include Non-character Entities in Forum URLs

This is a discussion on Option to Include Non-character Entities in Forum URLs within the vBSEO Features Archive forums, part of the vBulletin Links & Resources category; I have one forum named C, and one forum named C++. With the options that I have enabled, which is ...

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    Option to Include Non-character Entities in Forum URLs

    I have one forum named C, and one forum named C++. With the options that I have enabled, which is the simple name of the forum for the URL, there is a naming conflict. No one can use the C++ forum.

    Will you include a text box option (with inputs separated by commas perhaps) to include specified other characters in URLs of forums?

    This is also somewhat of a support question. Is there a way to do that now? Or is there a workaround? I have a high traffic site that I do not want to loose visitors to just to change the name of one forum, but at the same time I think that another name for the forum would look jury rigged at best.

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    Hello,

    you can either:
    1. include [forum_id] part in forum URL formats, so that you have different URLs for those 2 subforums

    2. OR use our forum slugs feature that can be manually defined in config_vbseo.php file:

    Code:
    	$vbseo_forum_slugs = array(
    12 => 'cpp'
    	);
    where 12 is a forum ID for C++ subforum.

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    Slugs it is!

    Thanks.

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