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vignesh_natraj
i need to run a adult site(not hosted in frihost Very Happy ) is there any free CMS
that is search engine friendly and at the same time has evertying a asult site requires like posting pictures , stories , etc.
{name here}
phpWebSite should give you what you need. Plus, it's easy to create templates for it - trust me. Compared to anything you have to deal with with another CMS like PostNuke(even with Xanthia), phpWebSite is chicken scratch.

Remember the CMS is only as search engine friendly as your template is.
vignesh_natraj
thanks for recommending a script
I meant search engine friendly URL like .html pages
{name here}
vignesh_natraj wrote:
thanks for recommending a script
I meant search engine friendly URL like .html pages

Most of those that use the HTML pages are corporate CMSes in the $100-$1000 price range. SiteFrame and blogging software both have a similar search engine friendliness if you use document tags. Wikis might be a good solution if you implement them correctly.

phpWebSite isn't the most search engine friendly CMS in the world from that perspective - it's been its weak point because of the ridiculous amount of variables that are parsed through GET.
umairpk85
thanks 4 the share
Diebels
vignesh_natraj wrote:
thanks for recommending a script
I meant search engine friendly URL like .html pages


You can do this with Joomla of course. Install it and then install OpenSEF, configure it and voilá SEF url´s
Fire Boar
Those CMSes that use .html pages are really just making an illusion. What's really happening is .htaccess is messing about with the url, "interpreting" it as what it should be.

For example, you might have http://www.yoursite.com/content/15.html - that would be taken by .htaccess and interpreted as something like http://www.yoursite.com/content.php?action=view&id=15

Yeah, they're SEF though. But you can do it with pretty much any CMS. It's even been done with PHPBB.
Arnie
You mean, like, on Frihost? Shocked
Fire Boar
Exactly. Take this url, for example:

http://www.frihost.com/forums/vt-67022.html

What it really means is:

http://www.frihost.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=67022

forums/.htaccess would have this line (or something similar) in it somewhere for this to be the case.

Code:
RewriteRule ^vt-([0-9]+)\.html$ /viewtopic.php?t=$1 [QSA,L]


Let's break that down.
  • RewriteRule - That tells Apache that we're about to start rewriting.
  • ^ - That's called an anchor and it tells Apache to look for something starting with the next character (in this case "v").
  • vt- - Look for anything starting with "vt-".
  • ([0-9]+) - Look for any number ([0-9]), any length (+).
  • \. - This tells Apache to look for ., but . is a command so \ is used to escape it. Much like in PHP with quotes.
  • html - Look for html at the end.
  • $ - Another anchor - this means we've finished looking and would now like to do something with it, provided all of the above matches.
  • /viewtopic.php?t= - Yes, we want to change it into this url. It must be preceeded with a forward slash, or else Apache will think we want to give it the exact url (which is not what we want).
  • $1 - Add in here the result of the first thing that was in brackets (in this case [0-9]+). $2 would mean the second, $3 the third, and so on.
  • [QSA,L] - These are called flags and tell Apache to do various things in addition to rewriting.
    • QSA means Query String Append and that tells Apache to add on any leftover query string (for example, viewtopic.php?t=67022&b=52 would change to vt-67022.html?b=52).
    • L means Last, that tells Apache not to do any more rewrites. It saves a bit of time and if you have really complex .htaccess files it comes in handy.
Arnie
Nice explaination Wink although the Shocked was meant ironically Razz
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