vBulletin 4.x VBSEO and VSA Advanced Forum Statistics problem

[mcyates]

With vbseo turned on the links on vsa Advanced Forum Statistics don't direct properly and when clicked tales me to a warning saying the thread is invalid. I have had to turn of vbseo until there is a fix. I don't know if its a vbseo problem or a vsa problem.

[Mert Gökçeimam]

This is a problem within the modification you are using. Please check vBulletin.org Forum - View Single Post - VSa - Advanced Forum Statistics (AJAX)

[Mert Gökçeimam]

Additionally in future if you face an issue with vBSEO and another mod , you should ALWAYS choose to disable your other mod instead of vBSEO. SEO is very important a consistency is the key factor in succeeding.

[mcyates]

This is a problem within the modification you are using. Please check vBulletin.org Forum - View Single Post - VSa - Advanced Forum Statistics (AJAX)

Thanks Mert but I still have the problem!!

I've re-enabled vbseo but i've changed the VSA option (for when you click on a link) to show the last post rather than the last unread post. This fixes it for the time being but its annoying as you might miss some earlier posts.

[Brian Cummiskey]

It is up to you or the mod author to make sure the addons function with vbseo. We have an API available. We can't possibly offer code for every mod on .org

vBSEO Functions for Extensibility

[Gri]

There is a solution but I didn't want to apply it before asking VBSEO specialists:

vBulletin.org Forum - View Single Post - VSa - Advanced Forum Statistics (AJAX)

Is it good?

[Mert Gökçeimam]

I fail to see what is the claim fix has to do with what actually needs to be fixed.

[Gri]

With vbseo turned on the links on vsa Advanced Forum Statistics don't direct properly and when clicked tales me to a warning saying the thread is invalid. I have had to turn of vbseo until there is a fix. I don't know if its a vbseo problem or a vsa problem.

The problem above is a very serious problem for this hack.

I fail to see what is the claim fix has to do with what actually needs to be fixed.

[Mert Gökçeimam]

As Brian highlighted you should ask mod author to check vBSEO Functions for Extensibility and modify his modification according to the instructions supplied.

[Brian Cummiskey]

There is a solution but I didn't want to apply it before asking VBSEO specialists:

vBulletin.org Forum - View Single Post - VSa - Advanced Forum Statistics (AJAX)

Is it good?

Simply put, this is not a solution to the problem, and vbseo already covers non-www to www redirects in the default htaccess file that ships with vbseo.