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PhpBB mod walkthrough

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I'm planning to attempt my first phpBB mod installation. The mod is supposed to make your phpBB forum search engine friendly. Meaning the bot will be able to index your entire forum.

I have already downloaded the necessary files. I need someone to help me out in a step by step manner. I'm sure the other NP members will benefit from this walkthrough.

Volunteers? :tu:
 
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Well that's the actual mod that I want to install. You were the one who posted that at DP.

I posted a reply to your thread there and never got a response.

Thanks.
 
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Sorry, didn't see the reply.

I'll check now.. :)

Feel free to PM me if you have any questions.
 
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No problem, thanks.

Will send PM
 
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Redleg did the installation for me :)

thanks a lot.
 
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does this mod actually help you get google hits, or is it more to see them?
 
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I wanted to install Mods too, just have no clue how, I was trying to get someone to install them for me for NP.
 
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I can do that..I have a thread in NP$ Sales and Auctions

Just PM me.
 
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sergio965 said:
I can do that..I have a thread in NP$ Sales and Auctions

Just PM me.


LOL, I did. You were the person I was refering too.
 
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Oh...and what happened?...?
 
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I sent you a PM, maybe it didn't go through?

Well anyway, lets not ruin his tread anymore, I'll try to gether up a list within a few days of the Mods I want.
 
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