Put CMS in /index.php and FORUMS in /forums/index.php ?

[Merjawy]

I don't really care which way, as I can see you have an option to have whatever content you want in the root (xxxx.com) then from there users can navigate to whereever they want.

I used to have that myself where users would see my main html page with any info/advertisement etc. then it had image/logo with hot spots link to where they wanna go

If you don't, then just make it redirect them straight to the forum or CMS. OR

I also installed vB4 in root for short time to see how it feels, and looked fine too.. though I didn't like so many files in the root, makes it kind of hard to see anything that shouldn't be there (like intruders)

So, to me it really makes no difference, but I understand the interest .

[boatdesign]

I think it has to be an option that any vbulletin owner can specify whatever path structure you want for forums, cms, blogs, albums, etc, when configuring.

[Allan]

So, fixed for the next version ?

[jgas]

do we still know anything about this problem?
guys, there are too much problems with this vb4!!! (one above all, the duplicate content of threads promoted to articles!)

[netsultants]

Vbulletin,

I have two paid licenses for 4.x and need this functionality. Could I please get an official response to this?

example.com
example.com/forums/1-thread
example.com/blogs/1-blog
example.com/other/1-other

[Project-Buckfast]

Isn't this fixed in 4.0.1 already?

So, fixed for the next version ?

[Al Zander]

Fixed in 4.0.3

[steven s]

Fixed in 4.0.3

Unless I missed something, if it requires a mod from vb.org, it is not considered fixed.

[Al Zander]

Unless I missed something, if it requires a mod from vb.org, it is not considered fixed.

Nothing about a mod.

http://www.vbulletin.com/forum/showthread.php?339683-CMS-Blog-Forum-has-to-be-same-folder&p=1917139&viewfull=1#post1917139

[steven s]

We'll see.
It was also claimed to have been fixed in a previous version but parts were still broke.
If view all articles and html editor work, then they did it.
If not, it still ain't fixed.
I wonder when we'll see 4.03, March 2010?