vBSEO 3.5 Release Candidate 1 is here!

Originally Posted by compuminus

FYI, Google Analytics has new asynchronous code out:

Asynchronous Tracking - Google Analytics - Google Code

Hopefully this will be used in vBSEO RC2 final or gold in order to improve performance a bit.

Hi,

This has already been implemented in vbseo RC2 Pre-release

Ceri

I have updated my previous post with info on how to set up CMS in root when your vb install is in /forums
vBSEO 3.5 Release Candidate 1 is here!

EDIT: Found a more appropriate thread for this. Please remove this post

tanks yuoooooo

when will be release the gold version? vbulletin goes to 4.0.2 on 02/04!

Hello,

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Originally Posted by Brian Cummiskey

/forums (or another folder name) vb4 install

Puts the CMS in root, outside of your forums folder, with no /content/ redirect and your forums remain in their subfolder as always.

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we used vbadvanced+vbseo+vb38 and now we try to use vbsuite+vbseo = www.mysite.com is no css page.

we r try to applying your definations in above but we ve blank page.

our forum directory is in /root/forum/.

we couldn' t understand :

Puts the CMS in root, outside of your forums folder, with no /content/ redirect and your forums remain in their subfolder as always.

which folders ? do you mean only content.php ?

Code:

define(VB_RELATIVE_PATH, 'forums/');

we put it:

//define(VB_RELATIVE_PATH, 'forums');
define(VB_RELATIVE_PATH, 'forum/');

correct?

may you wright example index.php, content.php and forum.php as root and forum folders.

If you're getting no css on the CMS, your relative path is incorrect on the root/index.php file.

The method above will have

/ => CMS
/forums/ => forum
/forums/f123/ => forum display

etc

/forums (or another folder name) vb4 install

Puts the CMS in root, outside of your forums folder, with no /content/ redirect and your forums remain in their subfolder as always.

Hello
I still do not undestand what do you mean by "puts the cms in root"? What does it mean? Do we have to move/copy all the cms folder from /forum/ to root? Or just putting those files of the cms that you mentioned above?

This means

http://www.site.com

loads the cms, without adding content.php, or /content/ or anything else on to the URL, even if your forum software is installed in/folder.

Please follow the instructions step by step, it tells you exactly what to do. There is one file you need to copy.

Thanks
I have this work a little bit now. But still getting some problem:
-some image go to www.mysite.com/image (but it real url is mysite.com/forum/image)
-the samething happens to the vbulletin client script www.mysite.com/clientscript (real one is www.mysite.com/forum/clientscript)

Please tell me where i fix this? I have doble check the path.

And how about the htaccess file im my forum? Should i delete it(because I have it in my root aready?)

I believe Oleg has resolved your issues via ticket, correct?

Yes!
The problem has been solved!
The support here is always great!
Thanks a lot!

with Step 6 and 7
our problem has been solved
Thanks

I have a suggestion you might think of:

1. If a post is promoted as an article,
2. the post including showthread page
3. should be have a canonical link to the article!