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unfortunately its a fairly big task and is pretty low on the priority list so we dont expect it anytime soon

I dont understand what you have done, and this is your first post in this topic so I have no idea why you are changing anything. there is only 1 .htaccess... no idea what you mean by "all"

I agree, would be nice and this is infact on the long term todo list

Nice catch Morus, we'll update this for 0.9 :)

it seems several server environments use the /stats/ path for internal use, the result is some VisioList users are unable to use clean url's on those hosts. So we have decided to change our path to the members "stats" pages. I was going to use /profile/ but I realize in some languages other...

ahh yes, that can be found in sources/rankings.php on line 38 $TMPL['header'] = "{$LNG['main_header']} - {$TMPL['category']}"; if you want to handle this via plugins (highly recommended) so you dont need to re-apply this change with each update make a new file called...

Here is an updated bundle with all instances of /stats/ replaced with /profile/ let me know if you find any that I may have missed. You can overwrite all the files except your settings_sql.php let me know how it goes for you. Summary of Changes: changed all templates with links from...

changing list url will not help, but I already told you where that is changed. Login to admin, click settings... its the field labeled: "URL to the VisioList directory" you will need to change that path from /stats/ in MANY places... its best if I make this change for everyone going forward

there are a few problems with this old directory technique (speaking from experience). 1) your assuming that people will place the button on the index page 2) if your not, then you need to also ask the user for a URL where the button is located 3) you need to scrape every members page every...

for that you can just edit the wrapper template, you should see the - in the <title> tag near the top.

list_url is the value set in your admin settings for your entire list URL. You have a couple choices to work around your host. - move your list to a sub folder - dont use clean_url's since this issue seems to affecting a few people I think we may need to drop /stats/ and instead use /...

should just be a matter of adding those fields to the join_form template (and the join process plugin file), but this might be handled differently in that plugin (I am not familiar at all with that plugin). Best bet would be to ask in that plugin thread, so other users and the plugin author can...

Hello there is no mail configuration at all with VisioList, it relies totally on PHP's mail(); function not SMTP. Godaddy (where your server is hosted) has notoriously nutty server configurations, you might want to check with Godaddy support and see if they can give some insight about using...

adding inactive mail notification to the core features todo list :)

well we already have an inactive setting in the admin panel which does this (but does require pageview counting). We will add an inactive warning email to coming versions to expand on this feature.

does your host support apache mod_rewrite? UPDATE: ahh I see your other rewritten URL's work just fine... thats a strange issue. Check with bluehost and see if they have done something to use /stats/ URL's. This is most likely an issue with your host. if you are on a host that does not...

yup those edits for the cron are still applicable in 0.8. An admin option for cron VS psuedo cron will be included in the next release.

I will add fields to the custom pages so we can add custom keywords and description. Paginated Ranking pages are not indexed Sorted rankings are not indexed user_cp pages are not indexed (other than the login) so custom pages is really the only place we might have an issue with duplicate...

right, my concern was if its not 404 then you have a bunch of pages with duplicate content. Imagine a list with 1000 members and 5 premium. 995 pages of duplicate content. SEO may not be important to you, but I'm sure it is to the rest of our users. Because there is no mass appeal for...

that is no problem, but considering premium members are not permanent this will end up with a lot of 404's (or a bunch of pages with duplicate content ) in your Google search results which is not a good thing from an SEO standpoint.