If you integrate two WSN scripts, such as links and forum, you end up with 2 member home pages, 2 profile pages, 2 guestbooks etc, for every member, one on each script.
How can this be made so that both scripts point at just one set of member pages?
In other words, I want 1 member home, 1 profile page, 1 email member page and one guestbook page.
It's easy to do with SEO off, just by changing links in templates, but how do I get one set of pages with SEO trned on in both scripts?
Subscriptions are different by script, so people won't be able to manage them properly. Also, you'll be taking people out of their normal navigation path so that they suddenly jump from one section of the site to the other.
You can replace one site url with another in the rewritten link by replacing it with PHP: <?php echo str_replace('http://url1', 'http://url2', '{WHATEVERSOURCEURL}'); ?>
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Posted Apr 06, 2010 - 7:12 PM:
If you integrate two WSN scripts, such as links and forum, you end up with 2 member home pages, 2 profile pages, 2 guestbooks etc, for every member, one on each script.
How can this be made so that both scripts point at just one set of member pages?
In other words, I want 1 member home, 1 profile page, 1 email member page and one guestbook page.
It's easy to do with SEO off, just by changing links in templates, but how do I get one set of pages with SEO trned on in both scripts?
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Subscriptions are different by script, so people won't be able to manage them properly. Also, you'll be taking people out of their normal navigation path so that they suddenly jump from one section of the site to the other.
You can replace one site url with another in the rewritten link by replacing it with PHP: <?php echo str_replace('http://url1', 'http://url2', '{WHATEVERSOURCEURL}'); ?>