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rel="nofollow" / Dynamic pages Bug

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    rel="nofollow" / Dynamic pages Bug

    I don't know if this is a bug, but it has given me some problems at least. I've been using the logicians webtemplates hack from vbulletin.org. It adds a great lite CMS to vbulletin. I've been wondering why the pages doesn't list in google. I've almost stopped using it for the reason.

    Now today i realised that vBSEO was adding rel="nofollow" to all the links it created. So google wasn't allowed to find all the pages I've made, including my sitemap etc.

    I'm not blaming vBSEO for this, it's my own fault that I haven't looked at the options in the seocp. But can I somehow keep the Add rel="nofollow" to ALL Dynamic Pages options as Yes, and still have the rel="nofollow" to disapear from Webtemplates links?

    If this can't be done, then I just have to shut down to options, but that wouldn't be nice :(

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    Hello,

    you can add rel="novbseo" to those links like:
    HTML Code:
    <a rel="novbseo" href="yourlink">
    and manually enable this option in config_vbseo.php:
    PHP Code:
        define('VBSEO_ALLOW_REL_NOVBSEO',   1); 

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    There is quite much work in adding that to everylink. But is this what you suggest? Do you think it's a better option than keeping the options as no?

    I will do it if it's the best thing for my site

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    Code:
        define('VBSEO_ALLOW_REL_NOVBSEO',   1);  
    And where exactly should I put this?

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    There is quite much work in adding that to everylink. But is this what you suggest? Do you think it's a better option than keeping the options as no?
    You can also try to make those links static with Custom Rewrite Rules
    And where exactly should I put this?
    Search for VBSEO_ALLOW_REL_NOVBSEO in config_vbseo.php file.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Oleg Ignatiuk View Post
    You can also try to make those links static with Custom Rewrite Rules
    That would be nice. Only bad thing is I have no clue how to do that. Could you give me a link where I can study how this is done?

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    Oh man, I think I got it right the first time!!

    These where the links from the beginning:

    /view.php?pg=sitename

    'view\.php\?pg=(\w+)'=>'pokerisivut-$1.html'

    That is my rewriterule. Now I can have the dynamic URL thing on and these doesn't get any rel='nofollow'

    THANK YOU! This is the sh**!

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    Looks great!

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