[blupp]

I made a workaround. Not ideal and not performant, but it works for me…

function discover_topics() {

global $bbdb, $frequency, $priority, $bb, $topic;

$topic_query = "SELECT t.topic_id AS tid, t.forum_id as fid, p.post_time AS tim, t.topic_posts AS nposts FROM $bbdb->posts p, $bbdb->topics t WHERE p.topic_id = t.topic_id AND post_status = 0 GROUP BY t.topic_id ORDER BY p.post_time";

$matches = $bbdb->get_results($topic_query);

if ($matches) {

foreach($matches as $match) {

$url = get_topic_link($match->tid);

if ($match->fid!=5) {

$topic = bb_get_topic_from_uri( $url );

$url = str_replace( $bb->uri . ‘faq’, $bb->uri . get_forum( $topic->forum_id )->forum_slug, $url );

}

Note: set $match->fid!=5 the forum_id of the corresponding forum and replace 'faq' with the slug of the corresponding forum.

[blupp]

Hello I have the same problem with the sitemap plugins as OreilleMalade.

As far as I understand the code, the problem lies in the function:

function discover_topics() {

global $bbdb, $frequency, $priority;

$topic_query = "SELECT t.topic_id AS tid, p.post_time AS tim, t.topic_posts AS nposts FROM $bbdb->posts p, $bbdb->topics t WHERE p.topic_id = t.topic_id AND post_status = 0 GROUP BY t.topic_id ORDER BY p.post_time";

$matches = $bbdb->get_results($topic_query);

if ($matches) {

foreach($matches as $match) {

$url = get_topic_link($match->tid);

Here is the url generated every time like this:

domain/topic/topic-name

If we use nicerpermalinks than we have not the topic-directory in our url and the function get_topic_link gives us the url with the name of the first forum or a random forumname (didn´t figured it out yet).

domain/first_forum_name/topic-name

but we have different forum_names now. If I understand the code right, we have to use now get_topic_nicer_link instead of get_topic_link.

How to make it??