Cyrus, OK here is your problem.. your VB has the month/day reversed from standard American time :rolleyes: hehe...

Find:
Replace with:
That's the easy fix. It won't have the dates right on the top of some of the pages but it won't affect the spider.

hi overgrow,

i made that fix, but i get the same problem :(

what shallI do now :confused:

Uhh Cyrus? It does work sometimes...


http://www.t-hood.com/archive/2/2001/02/3

http://www.t-hood.com/archive/2/2001/04/2

http://www.t-hood.com/archive/9/2001/03/3


Sorry, I don't know what to tell you. The reason you have problems is because your date format is not the one the program was intended to work with.. since it reads the date from the query, it is touchy about how it's formatted.

Here is a great chance to learn PHP and figure out how to fix it. Otherwise I would need FTP access to your site so I can try new scripts, there is no other way for me to troubleshoot it.. (besides switching my vb over to the other format but mine is a bit busy to be doing that with)

robert, I just looked over the class and it seems like it should work. I'm sorry I wrote it using my personal mysql class file instead of just including VB's.. but at the time I didn't have a copy of 2.0 handy and I didn't want to write to 1.x in case it had changed.

Having said all that, I don't see a problem.. I would re-download the latest version, and type in the info again.. Otherwise it would not be difficult to remove my class stuff and just use VB's if you wanted to edit the script.

Hi Overgrow,

I know wat u mean.

But seeing the dates arent correct, can I revert the dates to the what they should be ?? Will it work fine then ?? I do not mind doing that, its fine with me :)

No guarantee, but it's a good bet!

<a href="http://www.forumoc.com/archive/" target="_blank">http://www.forumoc.com/archive/</a>

not working here either...

.htaccess looks like this
ErrorDocument 404 /home/web/forumoc.com/archive/index.php

@krohn try:
ErrorDocument 404 /archive/index.php

here is the man-page for apache:

http://httpd.apache.org/docs/mod/cor...#errordocument


But on my site it doesn't work either... maybe there is a switch somewhere in httpd.conf to enable customized error-pages globally...

Nice hack!!!
Congrats
I love it!