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vBulletin mod_rewrite for vB 3.0.7

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Join Date: May 2005
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Re: vBulletin mod_rewrite for vB 3.0.7

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May 7th, 2005
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Originally Posted by Polo
Well here are my suggestions...

I would recommend making the instruction more clear... as they are right now I think people will find them confusing...

and fix them alittle bit, because right now there is some html tags that are appearing that shouldnt be there...



and also, it would be great if you could post the template modifications as many (like me) have modified their forums templates alot, and just replacing the new templates will revert all of their custom templates...

just my suggestions thank you for evertyig dani, this hack is really good


I'm not a coder and this did cause me a small problem until I noticed the error.

[/html]

showthread.php

[html]

As I read it now the html end and start tags need to be removed. Plus the file is showthread.php.

It really would be great if the initial code was corrected, after all so much work has already gone into its.

Jezella
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