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I have just created a .htaccess file on my server to link to a custom 404 error page:
http://www.valley-venturers.wellingto...page_id=12
This mostly works fine. When going to a non-existant url in the root directory the 404 error page appear no problems:
http://www.valley-venturers.wellingto...texist.php
Yet when it finds one in a folder it doesnot load any local images but remote images still load. See what i mean:
http://www.valley-venturers.wellingto...texist.php
So i'm not sure if there is a solution to this problem or not but any help would be greatly appreciated.
http://www.valley-venturers.wellingto...page_id=12
This mostly works fine. When going to a non-existant url in the root directory the 404 error page appear no problems:
http://www.valley-venturers.wellingto...texist.php
Yet when it finds one in a folder it doesnot load any local images but remote images still load. See what i mean:
http://www.valley-venturers.wellingto...texist.php
So i'm not sure if there is a solution to this problem or not but any help would be greatly appreciated.
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It's because the images directory is defined according to the root directory of your web server (where maincore.php is) :)
robo_rat
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I figured it might be something like that. Is there any solution?
robo_rat
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Anyone got any ideas?
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Use my customer errors infusion ;)
http://beta.phpfusion-mods.com/forum/...read_id=65
I had the same problem when creating this infusion.
I created this php/java script that checks if the requested page is at the correct path, if not it redirects
Hope that helps
http://beta.phpfusion-mods.com/forum/...read_id=65
I had the same problem when creating this infusion.
I created this php/java script that checks if the requested page is at the correct path, if not it redirects
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$requested_url = ereg_replace('\?.*', "", $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI']);
if (basename($_SERVER['PHP_SELF']) != basename($requested_url)){
echo "<script type='text/javascript'>".
"document.location.href='".
($_SERVER['PHP_SELF']).
"?request_method=$request_method".
"&error_id=$error_id".
"&requested_url=$requested_url".
"&referring_url=$referring_url".
"&requested_url_query_srting=$requested_url_query_srting'".
"</script>\n";
exit;
}
Hope that helps
Edited by cjsewell on 18-04-2006 12:46,
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robo_rat
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I did not try the javascript but instead went straight to the custom error mod. It worked perfectly. Awesome stuff. Five stars from me.
— 11 months later —
Thnks, It worked great...:)
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add this entry to your .htaccess filr
AddDefaultCharset UTF-8
AddDefaultCharset UTF-8
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