Nice addition. One note is that it only works properly if the Store CSS Stylesheets as Files? option is set to No. When yes, the style is ignored, and it looks horrible. Would be great if you could integrate the usage of CSS Stylesheet files as well.

On my forum, I have always had Store CSS Stylesheets as Files? set to Yes and it is working properly.
I'm not sure I completely understand the problem and why you are having trouble. :confused:

Thanks,
James

Must conflict with something else. >>uninstalled<<

Installed didnt work using the .htaccess file set in server settings.

nice mod.

Nice hack, very useful :up:

Any reason why lots (nearly half) of my active members would be shown in the Who's Online listing as this:

Unknown Location
/forum/404_forum.php

I'm really stumped.

Even when I globally disable the plugin system, I still see

Unknown Location
/forum/404_forum.php

on the Who's Online page as well as member profiles :confused::confused:

I don't have an answer for you, because this mod does not implement adding the error pages as locations in the Who's Online listings.

I just looked at a forum with about 500 people online and didn't see anything out of the ordinary and I didn't see any viewing these custom error pages.

I suggest you check for other mods you may have installed that might effect the Who's Online list.

Thanks,
James

It happens even when I set the "Enable Plugins" Admin CP setting to "No", so I don't think this is being caused by a plugin (including yours).

I just notice that this didn't start happening until I installed your plugin, and am very confused why it would be showing your 404_forum.php page as the current location.

I even totally uninstalled your mod, but the online location still shows as 404_forums.php.

Fixed it. It seems the problem was being caused by session variables.

For others who might notice the same issue, simply add the following line near the top of 404_forums.php:

That doesn't necessarily fix the problem and what it definitely will do is make your members who reach the error page think they've been logged out when in fact they're still logged in.