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What's wierd is that my home page doesn't have a problem with it. |
Good hack, but my host already lets me make my own error pages so I could easily do this without the hack.
Great job though! |
I don't know if it validates but placing
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<base href="http://www.sportboard.de" /> test.html goes to http://www.sportboard.de/test.html and even a relative link to a stylesheet should change. Pure magic ;) |
oooh now this is handy :) thnx very much :)
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Ok, I updated the hack with improved instruction. Please download again.
@Boofo: Error.php is now copied to your forums path; please re-download the hack. I assume you store CSS stylesheets as files, this is why it didn't work correctly for you. @Preech/FleaBag: Check the new instruction. Perhaps you need to ask your webhost for assistance. @Dankinit: Ok, I moved the custom error handling specific to my site to /example/. I included it first place to help people further customizing their error responses. Greets Alex |
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Boofo did you read the new instruction? Earlier you said yourself that "if the error.php file is accessed from my forums directory, it looks like it is supposed to" ?!
Edit: Ahh I think i understand your problem now. I must think again if it is at all possible to support external style sheets like in your case then. Perhaps if you copy the style sheets to your root path, but that would be a pain. Lemme think about it. Edit2: Could you add <base href="http://www.yoursite.com/yourforum/" /> to the <head> section of the ERROR_SHELL template and see if it does any difference? Greets |
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Do I need to put a closing </base> anywhere with that? |
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