[JJR512]

Originally posted by FireFly
Any particular reason for this?

PHP Code:

$error = $error; 


Good hack.

Nope!

Well, actually, when I first tested it, I wasn't getting the number to show up in the browser title bar. So I figured maybe for the variable to get parsed into the template it had to be explicitly declared, which is why I did that. But I think I just needed to refresh or something...anyway, it started working, I don't know why, but it did, and I forgot to take that part out.

LouChipher: I can't release a German version myself, since I don't speak it well enough to translate it. But it should be easy, since all the language is in the templates. If anyone else wants to do it, by all means, feel free.

Ian: If you can use phpMyAdmin, it's easy. You can do what xiphoid said, which is to open the file newtemplates.sql, copy the entire contents, go to phpMyAdmin, on the screen where you see the list of tables in the left pane and below that you have a text box labelled "Run SQL query/queries...", paste the contents of the file into that box, and hit the Go button. Or, an easier way is to go to that same spot in phpMyAdmin, but below that text box is a smaller field with a Browse...button, which you can use to point it to the file newtemplates.sql, then hit the Go button. That will upload the file into the server's memory and execute the instructions inside it.

Takara: I'm not quite sure I understand what you're saying. Are you saying in the .htaccess file, on the ErrorDocument xxx lines, I can make the path to error.php be relative, not full? Just make it like ErrorDocument 400 forums/error.php?error=400?