Where's the VBSEO manual? I know something exists and I'm looking for it...

I'm looking for a line of code that I can drop into my vbadvanced page to make all the URL's get rewritten by VBSEO.

It's a function call which I know exists, and is based on the principle that if you can get the HTML you're going to output and put it through this function, you get your rewrite's.

I've tried searching, but it's such a vague thing to search on and all of the keywords return tons of stuff... so aside from a "Where is this function?" question, the other question is "Where is the documentation that says where this function is?".

I'm lost.

This function is out there somewhere, I've had it recommended to me ages ago... anyone know what it's called? And what I have to include to call it?

It's at times like this I just want to go and get a Zend decoder and go back to the source code and just look myself.

URLs on vBadvanced pages should already be rewritten. Maybe I'm not understanding what you mean?

But, there is also this if you need to do something custom.

(Example posted by Oleg)

You can use make_crawlable() function to process a piece of html code:

PHP Code:

if(@include_once ('includes/functions_vbseo.php'))
{
vbseo_startup();
$html = make_crawlable ($html);
} 


That's the fellow!

It's for my vbadvanced page, none of the forum URL's are being re-written. Perhaps it's because the vbadvanced page is in a different directory than the forum and isn't being processed?

Strange; it should definately be processed. Unless there's something funky about that one module?

Possibly there is... it's this one:
3.5.x - [module] Forum list - vBadvanced Forums

Just dumps the forum cache as a list of URL's.

update: resolved by changing the module code.

Strange though... this bug and the other problem I'm seeing on tags both have the same solution... make the URL's absolute rather than relative.

If you could answer in the tags thread it will stop me duplicating the question

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