I recognize that there is some customization available from the control panel, but is there a way to have my own *real* 404 page used for this, rather than simply tinkering? I want a 404 page that matches my site.
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Sorry.
Not used to having such good resources at my fingertips. A search on "404" answered my question quickly.~ Tim Gallant ~ http://www.pactumweb.com -
Just use the apache .htaccess directive to point a user to a page of yours.
DavidCode:ErrorDocument 404 /error.php?type=404
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Be sure to have a "error.php" file, then have it setup so thatOriginally posted by sdjl
depending on the value of "type" (ie, 404 for 404, 401 for a 401, etc)
display a different message on the same basic page. Every effective David
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Ah yes, obviously, you need to have an actual error.php file there
Why use multiple files when you can use a generic file and get PHP to output the errors for you
There's some nice predefined values held in the $_SERVER variable!
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