Looks like you uploaded the same files for you root folder to your forums folder.

There are to seperate sets of files. 1 set for the root folder and one set for the forums folder.

Check that and see...

Nice hack!

Here is my problem though, the folder "/forums" I have mine named "/forum" for my own reason.

Where in the PHP file or elsewhere do I need to edit? Currently it loads and my page refreshes like crazy trying to find. But If I take the "s" out of "/forums" in the address bar it works fine.

I tried looking, but could not figure it out?

Thanks,

Fiber

You would need to edit the files in the root folder and take the s off the forums path.

look for:
and remove the 's' from forums

Thanks, the only ones I did not look at.

Fiber

Isn't it a bit inefficient? It pulls shtml files from all over the place. I'm considering releasing the one I created for my site.

http://www.collegepranks.co.uk/forums/error.php?e=404
http://www.collegepranks.co.uk/forums/error.php?e=403
http://www.collegepranks.co.uk/forum...hp?e=dsagsdghd
etc.

Okay, so where is it? I like the look of it.

Thank you for sharing this with the community :)

If I don't have a forums directory and my forums are at the root ie. rouseindahouse.com and not rouseindahouse.com/forums/, what changes would I need to make?

Okay, I have the same issue, forums in the root.

I edited the root files to point to the root and changed the /forums/ files to *.html so they could co exist.

I also use windows, so I had to edit the custom error codes in the server settings.

Works fine, except you need to cache the template.

how do I remove this hack?

I have deleted the error html pages, and also the html_page_error.php file and also the template, but when I try to force a 404 it still tries to go to a html_page_error.php when it does not exist, I have cleared my browser cache and everything.