I used the "Error page" field on Configuration page of 963’s Manager to set the page for 404 error. I’ll try to do the same in Revo and see which page is displayed.
This is completely up to how to order the rewrite rules, if you are using those. TBH, I’ve never considered trying this, so, feel free to experiment and report back...
I used the following rewrite rules (courtesy of netProphET) to get Friendly URLs working on the second installation (I decided to go for Evo instead of Revo for the second one). These rules also made 404 errors to be directed to the right installation.
This is completely up to how to order the rewrite rules, if you are using those. TBH, I’ve never considered trying this, so, feel free to experiment and report back...
... # For Friendly URLs RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d RewriteRule ^subdir\/(.*)$ subdir/index.php?q=$1 [L,QSA] RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d RewriteRule ^(.*)$ index.php?q=$1 [L,QSA] ...
It was about the issue of handling the 404 error when we have two installations of Modx that was brought up in this topic.
So if these are both 0.9.6.3/Evolution installs now, how is this relevant to the original topic? Might post this in a new topic about multiple Evo installs...
Fair enough, and thanks for posting the link to the Evo topic.
Quote from: OpenGeek at Oct 17, 2009, 03:00 PMIt was about the issue of handling the 404 error when we have two installations of Modx that was brought up in this topic.
So if these are both 0.9.6.3/Evolution installs now, how is this relevant to the original topic? Might post this in a new topic about multiple Evo installs...
After running into trouble with Revo as my second installation (as I reported in issue 1267 in JIRA) and my tight schedule, I couldn’t take any more chances and decided to go with Evo which is a stable release. I think if the rewrite rules work for Evo as the second installation, they should also work for Revo. That’s why I posted here.