You're sure the scheme is the same, except with template variable prefixes changed to be appropriate to their script, like {LINK instead of {TOPIC in WSN Links? If your rewrite scheme is different in the other script, you'll have to write out the link as <a href="http://othersiteurl/comments.php?id={TOPICID}">
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Comments on Cross-Script Toplists
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Usergroup: Customer
Joined: Sep 03, 2004
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Hi paul
I have used Cross-Script Toplists on WSNlinks feeding from Forum , both using same SEO setting and format
<!-- BEGIN TOPLIST 11 -->
<CONFIG>wsnforum_links,lastcomment,10,descending</CONFIG>
<a href="{TOPICTHREADURL}">{TOPICTITLE}</a> by {TOPICOWNERNAME}
<br>{TOPICMESSAGE[50]}
<br>
<!-- END TOPLIST 11 -->
the output is fine except the link is not direct to the right location, it is giving 404 error with " notitled" word included in url address.
example
Format for thread rewriting: thread-{TOPICTITLE}-{TOPICID}-a{PAGE}.html
the output : thread-notitle-3a.html
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Usergroup: Administrator
Joined: Dec 20, 2001
Location: Diamond Springs, California
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You're sure the scheme is the same, except with template variable prefixes changed to be appropriate to their script, like {LINK instead of {TOPIC in WSN Links? If your rewrite scheme is different in the other script, you'll have to write out the link as <a href="http://othersiteurl/comments.php?id={TOPICID}">