(10-12-2015, 03:05 PM)Lady escribió: Sí eso es una buena opción pero sigo en las mismas, no sé cómo añadirlo... :(
Eso es fácil, pero teniendo en cuenta que es todo una plantilla y un sistema ya implementado creo que no hay manera de hacerlo. Seria tocar el código base.
The Google SEO URL Uniquifier is applied to URLs that would otherwise not be unique (and thus result in threads that are not accessible). Collision testing (for example for two threads with the same title) is done only once, therefore the uniquifier must result in a truly unique URL that can not possibly collide with anything else.
A good uniquifier needs to fulfill these two criteria:
contain the items unique {id}
contain punctuation that cannot occur in non-uniquified URLs
Early versions of Google SEO used {url}-{id} as uniquifier and therefore did not fulfill criteria 2. This could lead to collisions in rare cases, for example:
ID: 1, Title: Unique, URL: Thread-Unique
ID: 2, Title: Unique 3, URL: Thread-Unique-3
ID: 3, Title: Unique, URL: Thread-Unique-3 (same as Thread 2)
Thread 3 collides with Thread 1 (both are called Unique), so the uniquifier is applied. This results in Unique-3. However, there already happens to be a thread called Unique-3. Doesn't work.
With the new uniquifier {url}{separator}{separator}{id}, the uniquified URL will be Thread-Unique--3. Because the id is already unique, and other URLs can't contain -- (title punctuation is reduced to one single separator, not two), that makes the URL as a whole unique.
If you use a custom uniquifier, make sure it fulfills the two criteria listed above. Be aware that special punctuation characters like :@/?& or space can break your URLs.
The Google SEO URL Uniquifier is applied to URLs that would otherwise not be unique (and thus result in threads that are not accessible). Collision testing (for example for two threads with the same title) is done only once, therefore the uniquifier must result in a truly unique URL that can not possibly collide with anything else.
A good uniquifier needs to fulfill these two criteria:
contain the items unique {id}
contain punctuation that cannot occur in non-uniquified URLs
Early versions of Google SEO used {url}-{id} as uniquifier and therefore did not fulfill criteria 2. This could lead to collisions in rare cases, for example:
ID: 1, Title: Unique, URL: Thread-Unique
ID: 2, Title: Unique 3, URL: Thread-Unique-3
ID: 3, Title: Unique, URL: Thread-Unique-3 (same as Thread 2)
Thread 3 collides with Thread 1 (both are called Unique), so the uniquifier is applied. This results in Unique-3. However, there already happens to be a thread called Unique-3. Doesn't work.
With the new uniquifier {url}{separator}{separator}{id}, the uniquified URL will be Thread-Unique--3. Because the id is already unique, and other URLs can't contain -- (title punctuation is reduced to one single separator, not two), that makes the URL as a whole unique.
If you use a custom uniquifier, make sure it fulfills the two criteria listed above. Be aware that special punctuation characters like :@/?& or space can break your URLs.
No estoy segura de si lo entiendo bien pero en teoría en Google SEO 1.6.8 debería funcionar correctamente, usando una ID diferente para cada post con el mismo nombre.
Veo que usamos el 1.6.4 en el link que pusiste Lady? O qué versión tenemos?
He leído que en caso de que no funcione si tenemos esa versión, puede ser porque no se ha activado.
(Última modificación: 11-12-2015, 02:36 PM por Aletheia.)
Por favor enviadme un privado con la foto del error y así podemos mirarlo. Igual os lo podemos cambiar desde administración sin problema. Contadme también si lo estáis haciendo desde el mvl o desde el ordenador y qué navegador usais porfi!!
Si tuviera que elegir un sonido para la paz sería el ronroneo.
Yo estoy intentando subir mi primer avatar y tampoco me deja, me salta una ventana de error al cargar la página. La foto es un archivo JPG que he reducido para que ajuste a las medidas, tanto en píxeles como en KB, no sé si lo estoy haciendo mal o qué, me gustaría mostraros a mi peque cuando comento algo. Gracias.