When clicking certain subforums it brings me back to the forum home page

[ChrisGuthrie.net]

Example:

GamingVidz.com

Go to my forum and click the second forum down the list titled:

"Hosted Vidz" If you click it, it just goes back to the forum. Any ideas?

[briansol]

doesn't do it for me...

what browser are you seeing this in?

[ChrisGuthrie.net]

internet explorer 7 (and I just tested in firefox)

Why is this happening for this forum but not others? So odd...

[briansol]

oh wait, i see what you're saying now...

do you have any custom re-write rules in place?

also, are you useing a pre-set or a custom set of the link structure?

[ChrisGuthrie.net]

Yes my custom rewrite rules can be found here

I'm still trying to get help on them though, as you can see from the thread I've linked to you above. They're being used for the "links" directory on my site which I've changed to be "vidz"

[briansol]

copy them to note pad or something real quick and then pull them out and save.

i'm wondering if the /vidz rule is causing and issue with hosted-vidz/

[Oleg Ignatiuk]

Yes, try to remove this CRR:
'vidz/index\.php$' => 'vidz/'

[ChrisGuthrie.net]

Ok, I've attached the crr's I've used. (see the attached file). I left out the default stuff that was already in there (the stuff that has // in front of each line)

Also, what should I do about the search and replace thing not working for the templates?

Edit: I changed a few things in the crr's per suggestions here and in this thread

The attached file is the updated crr's

[Oleg Ignatiuk]

The link seems to work correctly now: Hosted Vidz - GamingVidz.com

[ChrisGuthrie.net]

But now my "links" directory goes to Gaming Videos - Video Database instead of http://www.gamingvidz/vidz/ (then again the first one has a PR of 3 and the second link doesn't have a pr)

Would the only way to fix that problem then is to change the name of the "Hosted Vidz" forum?

[Oleg Ignatiuk]

You can add it in "Custom Redirects" option instead:
'vidz/index\.php$' => 'vidz/'

[ChrisGuthrie.net]

You can add it in "Custom Redirects" option instead:
'vidz/index\.php$' => 'vidz/'

But right above in this thread here you said this:

Yes, try to remove this CRR:
'vidz/index\.php$' => 'vidz/'

So in the top you told me to remove it but now you're saying to add it back in again? I'm confused.

[Keith Cohen]

Custom Redirects is a different field from Custom Rewrite Rules.

[Oleg Ignatiuk]

"Custom Redirects" option is not the same as CRR, it is located below in vbseocp. It doesn't rewrite the link on-page but redirects it after it is clicked.

[ChrisGuthrie.net]

Custom Redirects is a different field from Custom Rewrite Rules.

Ahhh lol, I just must of seen custom and didn't read on. I'll try that now, will edit back if it works.