>
> Is there a smart generic way to return 404:s for articles or
> topics that dont exist? Ie, when a active page is loaded and the
> arguments (argv/c) dont "exist" in the selected article tree, what
> is the smartest way to inform the user that his url is bogus.
Url - www.site.com/news/latest/123/article.html
Page "news" set to active.
"/latest/123/article.html" is argv[$i] array
and code:
<?
$article = mgd_get_article($argv[1]);
// argv[1] is id in this case '123'
// chceck if we may display it out
// if exists and if article is in "that good one" topic
if ($article && $article->topic != $correct_topic) {
// whatever here , header for 404 or make own 404 page
} else {
// do anything You want with article
} ?>
>
> As I understand it, normally active pages with a nonsence-uri just
> loads the default page without redirection. But I note that on
> some sites, midgard-project.org/news for example, the uri appears
> to be redirected to the default news page.
It depends how is that page coded and what $argv You need to your page.
As above if you request www.site.com/news/hack_my_site . midgard
will send news default page to browser as 'hack_my_site' is argv which is not
defined anywhere.
Piotras
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