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Thank you and god bless you 🙌🏽

Ok, thank you for your help :)

I want to display the following in the same way as the schema does, could you help please?: {{ date($thread.FirstPost.last_edit_date, 'c') }}

I’ve noticed an inconsistency between the UTC time in the schema and the front-end display when a thread is edited. The schema shows the timestamp in UTC. However, the "Last edited..." notification (bottom right of the thread) displays the time +1 hour ahead of the schema. Wouldn't this confuse...

The "dateModified" schema is currently showing an incorrect timestamp. Since the UK has transitioned to British Summer Time (BST), the time has not automatically updated to reflect the change. This appears to be a bug, as the modification time of the thread is displaying inaccurately. It is...

I tried to search for "forumdirectory" or "forumdirectory.com" on Google and I don't think your site is actually being indexed. I would look into that.

Hi. I am having troubles trying to get the variable "$post.last_edit_date" to work within the "thread_view" template. What would be the best approach to get this working? Solved: Adding $thread.FirstPost. before the variable.

I have changed the url and have submitted it through search console but it still says the published date on Google rather than the date it was updated. I see other sites constantly updating their posts and it reflects on Google search instantly. We must be missing a schema or something.

I have updated a post but I don’t think Google is picking it up. It still says the published date on Google rather than the update date.

It will work as you’re using CloudFlare.

Use this free add-on which has the option to do this via CloudFlare: https://xenforo.com/community/resources/digitalpoint-app-for-cloudflare-r.8750/

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Looks great. Good luck!

Thank you guys, will spend some time on going through the list of bots! Having 300-400 bots per hour is a lot.

Is there like a list somewhere that tells us what ones are good to keep and block perhaps? Will make things easier when reviewing the bots.