Create a Custom vBulletin "404 Page Not Found" Page, and direct vBSEO to use it.

you need to close the php tag

<?php

//code here

?> <--- missing this

Thanks brian.

done! Thanks guys!

I keep getting an error...strange, everything is correct, too.

What is the error you get?

This works amazingly (I threw in a custom google search box w/ ad's too ) Quick question though, how can I make it say in "Who's Online"

Viewing Error Page instead of Unknown Location?

Thank you, works great!

Originally Posted by Keith Cohen

Ah yes, after looking into the code it may not work. My sites all have CMPS and forum both in the root, so it's not an issue. misc.php attempts to look for global.php in the current directory, so it's not finding it when called from the root of your site.

I tried adding
ErrorDocument 404 /forums/404.php
to my root .htaccess and it still doesn't load the php.

Originally Posted by Keith Cohen

Ah yes, after looking into the code it may not work. My sites all have CMPS and forum both in the root, so it's not an issue. misc.php attempts to look for global.php in the current directory, so it's not finding it when called from the root of your site.

Did you ever figure out a work around for this? Actually since it wasn't a problem for you, I'll as it this way... Did anyone that has this problem find a solution?

Do I click custom script and then put the code in the box? If so I get this error message....

Code:

 
Warning: include(/usr/home/sample/public_html/forum/404.php) [function.include]: failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /home/sample/public_html/forum/vbseo.php on line 1440

Warning: include() [function.include]: Failed opening '/usr/home/sample/public_html/forum/404.php' for inclusion (include_path='.:/usr/lib/php:/usr/local/lib/php') in /home/sample/public_html/forum/vbseo.php on line 1440

I did exactly what was told on the first post. Thanks

It appears that you do not have the correct, full, physical path to your 404.php file entered. If you are unsure of the physical path to your site directory, check with your host. They should be able to provide it.

I fixed it but now I only I see a character like this one ਀

Originally Posted by jw00dy

Did you ever figure out a work around for this? Actually since it wasn't a problem for you, I'll as it this way... Did anyone that has this problem find a solution?

I placed the 404.php in the forums root and added:

PHP Code:

chdir('forums'); 


to the file. It's not perfect, but it works.

Yes it does. Thank you!!!

Originally Posted by Tenstones

I placed the 404.php in the forums root and added:

PHP Code:

chdir('forums'); 


to the file. It's not perfect, but it works.

Actually, this does fix it for the root, but the forums is now broken. That won't work...