Bought VBSEO 16 hours ago, got a reply but no response to my emails after

Querystring is preserved with the original code. I'm using the original code on one of my sites. Check it below:

Example. Go to this URL:

Code:

http://cbrxx.com/calendar.php?s=&c=1&week=&month=12&year=2006

You will be redirected to:

Code:

http://www.cbrxx.com/calendar.php?s=&c=1&week=&month=12&year=2006

Yes, it does work. I found this Query string option on modrewrite.de a German Mod Rewrite expert forum where experts provide answeres (in English to advanced Mod Rewrite questions) so I tought it was needed to preserve the Query string.

Btw, I just wanted to add. I've just installed the script and it's better then I thought and so far it looks perfect.

Best Regards,
Jan Jaap

Btw, is the last modified header feature already added? I read about it on the forum a while back but it wasn't added then and I've tested with it and it works verry well!

This lastmod feature has been added as beta option and can be enabled in config_vbseo.php file:

PHP Code:

    define('VBSEO_LASTMOD_HEADER',      1); 


Please note that it was not fully tested yet and is not recommended for live sites.

Can someone explain what the advantage of having this on is?

Hi!

It will get google to believe that your pages are actualy static, wich will make them worth more if they aren't outdated to much and build a history of frequent updates. This works super well!

Best Regards,
Jan Jaap

I have heard it is buggy.

What do you mean? The concept itself or just the vBSEO usage of it?

Originally Posted by Adult SEO

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What kind of post is that?

Sorry, I posted in reply to a difrent post but I changed it again to a question related to your message.

What do you mean? The concept itself or just the vBSEO usage of it?

VBSEO usage of it. People seem to have issues of Quick Reply not working correctly and users not being able to to stay logged in...

So far I havent ran into any of these... but want to see if others see any problems

Well, it's verry easy to explain these problems:

The last modified header is also read by the browser, so if for example a page is set with date 10 November 2006, 10:34:12 and the user tries to login and then returns to the same page with the same last modified header, the page will be loaded from cache and it will seem that the user has not been signed in.

This also offers a lot of possiblities, as you may improve the loading of a site with it enabling users to load big pages wich have been loaded before in a few microseconds when navigating through the site. But for dynamic sites with user login it needs to be turned of directly when a user has signed in.

Then it will work perfecly!

Interesting. Thanks for the explanation.

Yes very insightful. Thanks.