Hi, the url structure is actually that way for topics or forums :
myforum.com/the-subject-i-want-to-talk-about-txxx.html
myforum.com/the-forum-where-i-am-talking-fxxx.html
Problem, if a CMS o somebody truncated a bit of the url we'll have quickly a 404 error :
Hi, the url structure is actually that way for topics or forums : myforum.com/the-subject-i-want-to-talk-about-txxx.html myforum.com/the-forum-where-i-am-talking-fxxx.html
Problem, if a CMS o somebody truncated a bit of the url we'll have quickly a 404 error :
myforum.com/the-subject-i-want-to-talk-(...) -> error 404
If the topic id is at the beginning of the url :
myforum.com/txxx-the-subject-i-want-to-(...) -> no error 404
And for many reasons, the url can be truncated, so it would avoid the 404 error in many cases and display the right topic.
Same thing for forum urls.
What do you think? Easy to change?