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Is calendar.php also with "nofollow"?

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    Is calendar.php also with "nofollow"?

    The calendar is an important thing for my project. But now my question: Puts vbseo an "nofollow" to Links like this: http://www.martialartsforum.org/calendar.php?c=3 ???

    Or in common to calendar.php?


    Greetings,

    shaochun

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    shaochun,

    please ensure that you have "Relnofollow ALL Dynamic Pages" option disabled enabled in vbseocp.

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    Oh, and only for the calendar it´s not possible? Because, the option for all dynamic pages is very important...

    Is There a list, which sites this option means? Calendar, Quote, Answer,....

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    The only options available are:

    - ALL Dynamic Pages
    - ALL Sorting Links
    - Links TO Member Profiles FROM Postbit
    - Links TO Member Profiles FROM Forumhome


    In your case, the solution is to:
    - enable rel=nofollow for "ALL Dynamic Pages"
    - AND define Custom Rewrite Rules for your calendar pages.

    In this case calendar pages will not be "dynamic" anymore and so will have no rel=nofollow applied.

    Custom rewrite rules for calendar

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    I wrote the custom rewrite rules, which were posted in the thread you had linked, in the special box in the vbseocp. But then I got an mysql fatal error???

    Did these custom rewrite rules, which you can find in this thread,really let the search engines go to the calendar (the whole entries)?

    Thanks so far!

    Your,

    shaochun

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    shaochun,
    I wrote the custom rewrite rules, which were posted in the thread you had linked, in the special box in the vbseocp. But then I got an mysql fatal error???
    The CRRs should not lead to MySQL errors, please give an example URL to check that.

    Did these custom rewrite rules, which you can find in this thread,really let the search engines go to the calendar (the whole entries)?
    When URL is rewritten to non-dynamic using CRR, the rel=nofollow is no longer applied with "ALL Dynamic Pages" option.

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    Ok.

    The CRRs should not lead to MySQL errors, please give an example URL to check that.
    I try, but when i put the CRRs in the box in the vbseocp, i get the error and the whole forum doesn´t work anymore.

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    What is exact error message you get?

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