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The first thing I originally tried, which is the bit of code you said is wrong, does actually work.
Well, let me rephrase that. It works without using the construct_phrase function. This is what I'm using, and it works, and is about to be uploaded: Code:
$error['title'] = $vbphrase['error_title_' . $e]; |
The hack is now updated to use phrases for, I believe, all text displayed.
If you have an earlier version, upgrade instructions are now in the hack description above. |
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@JJR512 Wasn't the previous version a product as well? Then you don't have to worry about old templates or such; product management will take care of that. The User just has to reimport the XML :) |
I didn't realize that. So when you import a product, using the overwrite, it will also remove any templates with that product's name that are not in the new version of the product? Wow. Great stuff! :)
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Note: The product file has been updated to correct the "refresh" and "back" messages be actual links that will refresh the page or go back to the previous page. The links were accidentally converted to text when I was converting the original templates into phrases.
If you had the 2.1.0 version, you only need to re-add the product file, overwriting the previous version. For any other earlier version, download the new httperrors211.zip file and follow the same instructions already posted for upgrading to 2.1.0. |
I also am getting a lot of people reported as "Viewing HTTP Error" on the Who's Online page, when i know they are not seeing an error. I don't have anything in my .httaccess file either.
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Same here!
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installed no problem found so far
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It's working all fine now. Thanks again. :)
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