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In your Configuration, what is the setting for the error page?
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What does your document #7 look like? What template does it use?
The 404 page is the default that came with the install. I didn’t make any changes to it. It’s using the MODxHost template, but the page doesn’t change when I use different templates. Here’s what the page says in the back end:
Looks like you tried to go somewhere that does not exist... perhaps you need to login or you’d like one of the following pages instead:
[[Wayfinder? &startId=`0` &showDescription=`1`]]
Want to find it the old fashioned way? Use the site search at the top of this site to find what you seek.
With login name as @EVAL if ($modx->getLoginUserID()) return ’Logout’; else return ’Login’;
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changes the template of your error page to use same template you have on your modx home page and make sure it’s published.
also check what’s going on with FURL; some links are index.php?id=49 and other contact.php
My hosting plan doesn’t support friendly url’s. I hope this doesn’t kill the 404 page, though I’m not sure why it would. I published the 404 page, set the 404 page to have the same template as the "index" modx page, and still have the same problem. Do I have to publish the template? If so, how do I do that? What else do I need to check?
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I have a similar problem on localhost.
With FURLs on, I get my error page in FF 3.5 and Chrome. In IE7, I get the standard 404 page.
With FURLs off, I get the standard 404 page in all browsers.
(Actually, I think it’s Apache’s error page I’m getting.
This seems to happen in both Evo and Revo, but not in 0.9.6.
