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    403 Error Page

    Posted 17 years 3 weeks ago
    • Is there a way to override the 403 error page, so that if a non registered member selects "submit content" it would use a page from the template stating something like, "you must be a registered member to submit content" instead of being directed to the 403 error page? Thanks for any help!
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    Re: 403 Error Page

    Posted 17 years 3 weeks ago
    • Make the submit content link only viewable by registered/ logged in members. ;)
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    Re: 403 Error Page

    Posted 17 years 3 weeks ago
    • Roland Deschain wrote:
      Make the submit content link only viewable by registered/ logged in members. ;)

      It is, the problem is, those that aren't registered/logged in get the 403 error page. I would like to be able to bypass the error page and just have something within my own template to state, "please register" or whatever.
  • Re: 403 Error Page

    Posted 17 years 3 weeks ago
    • Timi

      Glad I was able to help you out on this, although that is still a possible bug. Let me explain the situation a little bit better.

      The menu is pretty simple

      <ul>
      <li>Menu 1</li>
      <li>Menu 2</li>
      <li>Menu 3
      <ul>
      <li>Menu 3 - Sub 1</li>
      <li>Menu 3 - Sub 2</li>
      </ul>
      </li>
      </ul>

      You get the idea...

      Ok with his problem whenever he would change a menu item from public to registered it would add another
      <span class=""></ul> after the registered item

      Well after messing around, I decided to just move the sub menu items to the end, and it seemed to work.

      Now is this a bug or something in the index.php, I looked over the template pretty throughly and it seems to be in order.

      Ok it works, still has the extra <span> and </ul> in it but it is rendering in both IE and FF just fine. I will look deeper into this mess as time continues
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    Re: 403 Error Page

    Posted 17 years 3 weeks ago
    • Thanks Jeff, would like to give you mad props for all the help you've given me! ;D
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    Re: 403 Error Page

    Posted 17 years 3 weeks ago
    • So Jeff, you're saying that Timi setting the User Menu to registered did not work as anticipated? Is this J1.5?
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    Re: 403 Error Page

    Posted 17 years 3 weeks ago
    • Roland, you are correct, this is J1.5. I appreciate you checking into the thread!

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