XF 1.3 when someone tried to register on my forum it shows error

[garry420]

when someone tries to register in my forum it shows error why is it so ?
whats the version of my software ?
i purchased it yesterday

 

[Andrej]

You have "Use Full Friendly URLs" option enabled, however you missed out the notice below.

If you enable this option, the links generated by the system will not include "index.php?". However, to enable this, mod_rewrite must be available and an appropriate .htaccess file must be in place.

http://xenforo.com/help/friendly-urls/ (look at the information under 'Apache')

 

[garry420]

You have "Use Full Friendly URLs" option enabled, however you missed out the notice below.

http://xenforo.com/help/friendly-urls/ (look at the information under 'Apache')

what is the option to get exact link www.thehinduforum.com rather than http://www.thehinduforum.com/index.php

 

[Andrej]

Read the article I linked to above. The option 'Use Full Friendly URLs' exactly does this.

 

[Tracy Perry]

what is the option to get exact link www.thehinduforum.com rather than http://www.thehinduforum.com/index.php

In a nutshell, rename htaccess.txt to .htaccess in your root forum directory. You may have to define the rewrite base in it (it is commented out) pointing to the base of your forum directory. Then select the friendly URL's option in the ACP.

 

[Daniel-SP]

You may have to define the rewrite base in it (it is commented out) pointing to the base of your forum directory.

Tracy, could you explain what do you mean by that? I haven't got it.

Reading all the guides and some topics regarding this subject, the thing I understood was: I need to rename the txt to .htaccess and simply change the admin CP to to full friendly url option.

 

[Tracy Perry]

Tracy, could you explain what do you mean by that? I haven't got it.

Reading all the guides and some topics regarding this subject, the thing I understood was: I need to rename the txt to .htaccess and simply change the admin CP to to full friendly url option.

It's documented in the htaccess.txt and why:

        #       If you are having problems with the rewrite rules, remove the "#" from the
        #       line that begins "RewriteBase" below. You will also have to change the path
        #       of the rewrite to reflect the path to your XenForo installation.
        #RewriteBase /xenforo