Posted August 18, 201014 yr I read a blog post of IP Board. Stating: "Even better, if you can manage your own .htaccess files, you can make use of the mod_rewrite functionality. For convenience, the mod_rewrite code is generated for you. The end result looks like this:" www.board.com/forums/forum/10/my-test-forum www.board.com/forums/topic/99/my-test-topic www.board.com/forums/user/30/matt-mecham Why isn't it possible to just have a users url like this: http://board.com/matt or (subdomein) http://www.matt.domain.com Is this possible or i'm a dreaming :whistle: Many Thanks for ur feedback. Foubu
August 19, 201014 yr I read a blog post of IP Board. Stating: "Even better, if you can manage your own .htaccess files, you can make use of the mod_rewrite functionality. For convenience, the mod_rewrite code is generated for you. The end result looks like this:" www.board.com/forums/forum/10/my-test-forum www.board.com/forums/topic/99/my-test-topic www.board.com/forums/user/30/matt-mecham Why isn't it possible to just have a users url like this: [url="http://board.com/matt"]http://board.com/matt[/url] or (subdomein) [url="http://www.matt.domain.com"]http://www.matt.domain.com[/url] Is this possible or i'm a dreaming :whistle: Many Thanks for ur feedback. Foubu Well aside from the massive API and pain in the arse required to make it so your generate a SubDomain (which requires DNS Creation...) for each profile, its pointless.. You can also customize the FURL structure (there's a few documents in the Client Area & Support Areas)
August 19, 201014 yr Here's a tut for blogs: http://community.invisionpower.com/resources/documentation/index.html/_/tutorials/advanced-customisations/customising-urls-r275 Would like to see one for member profile urls. Maybe I'm missing it in the docs.
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