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This is a discussion on vBSEO within the Pre-Sales Questions forums, part of the Announcements & Pre-Sales category; Hi, I just have a small question. Q1: Your homepage here : vBSEO - vBulletin SEO where it shows " ...

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    Hi,

    I just have a small question.

    Q1: Your homepage here : vBSEO - vBulletin SEO where it shows "Recent Posts". is it generated with vbSEO?

    Thanks

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    No.

    But it can be achieved by using a separate free mod called vBACMPS
    (vBulletin Advanced Content Management and Portal System)

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    So if my forum and homepage was as follows it would fetch contents from my forum and add it to my homepage same as yours?

    • mydomain.com - homepage
    • mydomain.com/forums/ - forums
    Thanks for the fast reply.

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    Well what we do here, is we have it all in the same directory, but we use a Custom Rewrite Rule (CRR) to change forum.php to /forums/.

    We also made our vBACMPS index.php and renamed old index.php to forum.php
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    and one setp further, in the vb ACP, there's an option for what to call your forums home page (default is index.php, they've changed it to forum.php)

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