[Trigunflame]

A better solution that will work on any page.

1. open includes/db_mysql.php
2. find the code below in the connect() function

		if (!$this->link_id)
		{
			$this->halt('Link-ID == false, connect failed');
			return false;
		}

3. Replace that with

		// Redirect For SQL Server Down
		if (!$this->link_id)
		{
			$url = 'http://narutotalk.org/';
			header ("Location: $url");
		}

This will redirect users on any page, if the the DB connection could not be established.

All of the methods in the above posts's are redundant as they are trying to establish a "second" db connection. All that is going to do is slow down your pages on every load, and increase your mysql load by increasing its connections.