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404 .htaccess problem…
Upon my website (using Zen Cart) I am having problems with the 404 forwarding. It works so long as the wrong address is similar to this: Will there be a way I’ll make this work to ensure if a person types in: they are brought to: Many thanks. I think you could probably set way up an ErrorPage instruction that points it on the appropriate page. Accurate me if I’m wrong, but I’m not sure you can use. htaccess to validate the existence of a URL from a query string. I’m thinking you would have to use PHP to complete that, and to indicate an error page should the requested one isn’t going to exist. You may then use. htaccess to change that specific page into a proper 404 fault page. Good, I believe what exactly he was saying was which the software he’s applying already handles the particular wrong-querystring situation, but he also would like to handle the real 404 situation. The ErrorPage directive helps you specify an change URI for whenever 404s occur, so it should do just as well just fine. Oh yea yeah, I misread the particular post, thinking that he were going to rewrite the … Continue reading