Recep Baltaş
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It has been 7 months since I'm waiting for an XF2 version...
AMP for XenForo [Paid] 1.0.10
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It has been 7 months since I'm waiting for an XF2 version...
Okay?
If it's any consolation, it's in testing on a small group of sites as was the case with the original version.
Recep Baltaş
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Any update?
eagle eyes
Active member
Xenforo should support this by default...
Nirjonadda
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Recep Baltaş
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Great to hear. I'm really fed up begging for some devs to update their AMP plugin. Things move really slow with XenForo when it comes to latest standards.
Ozzy47
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Sounds to me like you need to hire a full time developer to work at your pace/request rather than waiting for multiple developers to update all the addons you are using. That would solve all the frustration you are caused by waiting for things that move slow.
Recep Baltaş
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We had a part time developer but he left the country unfortunately... And for the sake of upgradability, we decided to never code our own add-ons. So far, we are happy with that decision.
pegasus
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Via PHP, what is the best way for another add-on to determine whether this add-on's AMP-mode is currently active for a request? That way our add-on can avoid conflicts by using different templates or preventing content which is not allowed in AMP documents. Obviously testing the URL parameter ?amp=1 alone is not sufficient, because the forum might not actually have this add-on active.
pegasus
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I've been able to determine the following:
The appropriate test for an add-on to check for AMP-mode is to ensure all of the following:
If all of these are true for a given request, then the response will be in AMP-mode. If one or more is false, then the response will not be AMP-mode.
The appropriate test for an add-on to check for AMP-mode is to ensure all of the following:
- Check that the URL has ?amp=1
- Check that the add-on NixFifty_AMP is active.
- Check that the controllerResponse has: containerParams['AMP']; and/or templateName ending in _amp. This is only true for specific forum pages.
If all of these are true for a given request, then the response will be in AMP-mode. If one or more is false, then the response will not be AMP-mode.
mazzly
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Recep Baltaş
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The biggest downside of XenForo: No AMP support. You can have it with SEO2 add-on, which is not being sold anymore.
volkandenizikiz
New member
Hi, where can I get the SEO2 add-on?
Ozzy47
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The author is no longer selling it.
volkandenizikiz
New member
so where can I get it for free or with money
Recep Baltaş
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Ask @au lait . Maybe he will sell you a license. I have the add-on but it's not only against the law, but also my moral values to share it or sell it.
An please do join us and push XenForo team for official AMP support. Mobile is the new age and AMP is a must!
Like the first post and comment please:
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An please do join us and push XenForo team for official AMP support. Mobile is the new age and AMP is a must!
Like the first post and comment please:
Implement AMP Project framework
https://www.ampproject.org/ The Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMP) Project is an initiative to improve the mobile web and enhance the distribution ecosystem. If content is fast, flexible and beautiful, including compelling and effective ads, we can preserve the open web publishing model as well as...
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