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I have it enabled in my control panel, but I can't seen\ anywhere it exists on the forum. Are there any usage instructions? Oh yeah, the manual. I guess I could always try looking at that, couldn't I?
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There is no archive section. The archive is just another way to view the whole site and uses the permissions of the person viewing it. It provides a basic structure that search engines can spider to grab all the content on your site.Steve Machol, former vBulletin Customer Support Manager (and NOT retired!)
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How do I view it? How can I check to be sure it's working?Comment
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I looked there, all that's there is archive.css 1.15 KB, global.php, 9KB and index.php 15.69 KB
When I call up www.saponitown.com/forum/archive I get a Page Not Found.Comment
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Its hard to give you more info to go on without knowing what your server is setup as. However I'd guess its an apache 2 issue.
Add an htaccess to your archive folder and add
AccecptPathInfo On to it and save.Comment
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Is there an extension to the htaccess file and does it go in the root directory? I haven't done one before.Comment
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The htaccess file has this file name:
.htaccess
You can add it in any directory, in this case, put it into the /archive/ folder.Best Regards
Colin Frei
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