Multiple languages

Hi!

Probably it's not really a bug, but I think you should add in documentation some lines that you have to add the image directories to the redirection ruleset if you use multiple languages. In most cases the localized images are located in different folders, depending on the language.

Or am I wrong?

Hello,

which images do you mean and what is the error you get?

The english icons and the other forum-related images are located in a different folder than the icons that belong to the standard language. In my case the standard images are in the folder images/, the english images are in images_en/.
Because of the redirection the icons are not found (attachment #1). They can be used when the folder images_en is added to the redirection:

Code:

 "^(/(admincp|modcp|clientscript|cpstyles|images|images_en|customavatars|ubar|vbseo_sitemap|cache\-admin)/.*)$" => "$1",

The best solution would be a exclusion for images*/ so that different languages will be able to use the right images.

Hello Heiko ,

You shall use your full image path for image dirs. Instead of images/misc you shall use http://domain.com/images/misc

It's not a problem with Apache, but in case of lighttpd - yes, folder name should be added.

Originally Posted by Oleg Ignatiuk

It's not a problem with Apache, but in case of lighttpd - yes, folder name should be added.

lighty uses regular expressions. So it should be possible to do so, too...

Originally Posted by Mert Gökçeimam

Hello Heiko ,

You shall use your full image path for image dirs. Instead of images/misc you shall use http://domain.com/images/misc

I do not get this. Why?

lighty uses regular expressions. So it should be possible to do so, too...

Yes, sure. I mean that in case of Apache .htaccess modification is not required.

As you officially support lighty I would propose to update the installation instructions.

I would like to bring to your mind that I had several issues since I installed vbSEo that were all redirection-related. It seems that lighty is a little bit more tricky in the case of vbSEO.

Originally Posted by Spenser

I would like to bring to your mind that I had several issues since I installed vbSEo that were all redirection-related. It seems that lighty is a little bit more tricky in the case of vbSEO.

Yes lighty is a little more tricky but it works 10 times better than apache and use very little resource compared to apache. I also use lighty and i am really happy with it.

Originally Posted by Mert Gökçeimam

Yes lighty is a little more tricky but it works 10 times better than apache and use very little resource compared to apache. I also use lighty and i am really happy with it.

Same here. I use lighty and apache on the same server (different ip). lighty is way faster and more stable in my case.