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#16 2010-11-23 05:03:51

Bongo-man

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Registered: 2009-03-18

Posts: 243

Re: How to set an error page for my case (look at the post)

To much complex. Can you tell me what’s make static my blog? It’s only the file name?
What can I do to solve this major problem?
Thanks

p.s. perhaps explaining the problem above, I forgot to tell the page ‘/car-articles/’ has also a CSS, not only a template, as occurrs for the home page.

Last edited by Bongo-man (2010-11-23 06:08:06)

#17 2010-11-23 18:11:11

els

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Registered: 2004-06-06

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Re: How to set an error page for my case (look at the post)

Maybe I wasn’t clear enough using the word ‘static’. What I meant by ‘static page’ was an actual file (example.html), uploaded to the server. Textpattern articles are not files, they are stored in the database and displayed on your site by the Txp tags you use (= PHP).

The examples I gave you are not that complicated, but I’m afraid your understanding of how Textpattern works may not be sufficient. You might want to read through a couple of tutorials first.

#18 2010-11-23 22:12:24

Bongo-man

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Registered: 2009-03-18

Posts: 243

Re: How to set an error page for my case (look at the post)

Yes I know they are in the DB. I’m not talking about files uploaded to the server, I’m talking of a template + CSS to type DB data by means of <txp /> expressions.

I used textpattern because I didn’t know php, but if necessary I will also study php.
Besides I don’t use all the <txp /> expressions because I’m not a web-site developer and I also use <Txp/> only when I need to customize my web-site. Perhaps many other users can identy themselves in such occurrance.

Anyway asap I will read the two tutorials.

Thank you for your help.

#19 2010-11-23 23:43:29

els

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Re: How to set an error page for my case (look at the post)

OK :) But if you are not going to use the header redirect you don’t need to know PHP ;) You can easily ‘fake’ an error page by using my first two code examples here (where article #123 contains your ‘error’ message).

#20 2010-11-24 06:47:55

Bongo-man

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Registered: 2009-03-18

Posts: 243

Re: How to set an error page for my case (look at the post)

Ok, thank you,
maybe I need to refresh something in <txp /> TAGs, I think I willl profit of the new TAG reference book. :-)
Bye