There's some code that generates $navbar that I never put into the PHP file because I didn't see the need for a navbar. In my experience when I get a 404 message I usually just go back a page and try again or try something else. I'm in the middle of some stuff right now, but I'll take a look at adding it soon.

I've just installed this on a couple of my sites, and I like it. ;-)

Some fixes, though...

The line:

should be:

Without that fix, the title of the page was "HTTP Error Array". Now it's "HTTP Error 404: File Not Found".

Also, after "$headinsert" add this line:

Without that fix, search engines could store the actual error page in it's index.

Sweet. So you're saying it should work just fine on 3.6.0? :)

Yes, it does.

Thanks mikel!

thanks for the tips and fixes, finally got my errors resolved and this hack working on 3.6.0

I got the HTTP error also (3.5.4),but when I hit the refresh page ...it's gone ....is this the right MOD for the fix .?

I was running this on 3.5 without any problems. I upgraded to 3.6.1 and the error screen looks like this (see attachment). It's like it's not getting the CSS info. Any ideas? Thanks for such a cool hack!

You can also see it live here:
http://www.churchmedia.net/blah

I found the problem. I had switched my CSS to be stored in files in the VB Style Options. I switched that off and everything is fine now.

Well I installed this on 3.6.4 with very little problems. Though for .htaccess i used an actuall URL and it seems to work fine. I think I read earlier there were some problems but seems fine so far.