Ics19
belle macchine!
Apologies if I've missed something as been away a while, but following on from EricH in https://xwebforums.com/forum/index.php?threads/welcome-to-xweb-v3.31413/page-2#post-264222
is there a plan to map the old .org urls to the new .com equivalent?
It looks like everything is in place, just missing the final "link" in the chain (no pun intended), eg: the old thread for cam tool specs was:
http://xwebforums.org/showthread.php?t=19180
so as the forum is now offline, could a new php script be added to replace the old showthread.php file which does a simple redirect based on the t= parameter to the new page, ie:
http://xwebforums.com/forum/index.php?threads/19180/
This would keep people happy who have bookmarks setup and perhaps importantly allow slow to catch-up search engines to still link (althrough a see google is getting there). Once you map the two domains together, there's no reason why you couldn't keep the showthread.php in place.
Good work on migrating the same thread id over BTW , although i'm not sure the post id's from v2 to v3 are the same so handling the p= parameter may not be quite as easy?
is there a plan to map the old .org urls to the new .com equivalent?
It looks like everything is in place, just missing the final "link" in the chain (no pun intended), eg: the old thread for cam tool specs was:
http://xwebforums.org/showthread.php?t=19180
so as the forum is now offline, could a new php script be added to replace the old showthread.php file which does a simple redirect based on the t= parameter to the new page, ie:
http://xwebforums.com/forum/index.php?threads/19180/
This would keep people happy who have bookmarks setup and perhaps importantly allow slow to catch-up search engines to still link (althrough a see google is getting there). Once you map the two domains together, there's no reason why you couldn't keep the showthread.php in place.
Good work on migrating the same thread id over BTW , although i'm not sure the post id's from v2 to v3 are the same so handling the p= parameter may not be quite as easy?