Finally, the forum part of my SEO mod is ready. You can see it in action here: http://www.modbase.be/forum/ Example forum URL: http://www.modbase.be/forum/112-hardware/ Example forum thread URL: http://www.modbase.be/forum/112-hardware/4859-ati-raden-hd-5700-pro-problemen.html I've made sure that old URLs are 301 redirected to the new SEO URL. Also the URLs are strict, so if you try http://www.modbase.be/forum/112-hardware/4859-ati.html as thread URL, you'll be 301 redirected to the correct URL. Also the member profile pages are rewritten, example: http://www.modbase.be/members/1-stijn.html and the custom pages have been rewritten too, example: http://www.modbase.be/3-over-call-of-duty.html I might release this to the public when I'm 100% sure it's bugfree TODO: rewrite my custom downloads section ( http://www.modbase.be/downloads.php )rewrite my custom projects section ( http://www.modbase.be/infusions/projecten/overzicht.php ) Comments & feedback are welcome!

Yes I know, but this is like an all-or-nothing solution. Sometimes people just write a line of code and would like to use smileys too.

Hi, I've added an email domain to the blacklist, but now it seems that my server can't perform cronjobs anymore, because it gets redirect to the default blacklist page (google). It looks like my server is banned :s I only have this in the blacklist table: '4 ', '', 'inbox.ru', 'Spambot' How is this possible?

Anyone?? :|

Hi, I've noticed a search bug in PHP-fusion. I run a gaming forum where people can ask questions about modding games. When people try to search the forum for common errors in the game, it doesn't work. For example try to search for: QuoteGetLastError() It doesn't work, it just shows a blank page. Is this a security issue? I hope this can be fixed, because people really must be able to search for modding errors. Thanks!

Hi, The ranks are not shown in IE 7, but they do appear in Firefox. Is this a know problem and is there a solution for? Firefox: IE: Thanks!

Use a theme with less images and check third-party infusions/mods. They may be badly coded.

QuoteTWENTY4pack wrote: because of this error message: Warning: preg_replace() [function.preg-replace]: Unknown modifier '#' in /home/www/machinimaniacs.com/maincore.php on line 409 How can I go about fixing this? I've already tried replacing the maincore file a few times, so don't bother mentioning that. Thanks whatever help you can offer! Brady What's on line 409? Maybe there's is an include there and you have made some changes to that file.

Make sure you use a theme that's strechable. The Gillete theme for example won't have that problem, because the opentable/closetable parts can be very small.

Hi, The image resizer on my v7 forum doesn't work properly. See attachment for screenshot. I don't think it's normal that those ugly scrollbars are there ... Like it's now, that's not resizing :p