I'm working on a new page and use the option: 'Enable Site Down Message". But I wonder whether it is possible instead of displaying the usual message, immediately redirected to the old version? While retaining the ability to disable some IP's of course.
sorry for my poor english :/
Site Down Message
Re: Site Down Message
take a screenshot of the old homepage and make it the content of the Site Down page.
I was thinking that the Site Down page could make use of page templates, which would make other options available to you, but it doesn't look like it. Sounds like a good feature request for the core.
I was thinking that the Site Down page could make use of page templates, which would make other options available to you, but it doesn't look like it. Sounds like a good feature request for the core.
Last edited by jmcgin51 on Tue Jun 01, 2010 6:46 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Re: Site Down Message
I've heard that it's possible.. what about putting php script? I've tried one, but cms seems to ignore it.. maybe adding meta tag, like:
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Re: Site Down Message
Have you read the documentation about the syntax for using PHP directly in your pages?arstach wrote: I've heard that it's possible.. what about putting php script? I've tried one, but cms seems to ignore it..
Re: Site Down Message
Or use MovedPages as a module.
You could also make a change in the .htaccess, where you redirect from old-url to new-url.
Ronny
You could also make a change in the .htaccess, where you redirect from old-url to new-url.
Ronny
Re: Site Down Message
this module seems to work only with 404's.. Sitedown page exists, so it's no reason for this module to act..Or use MovedPages as a module.
I agree, but still.. there must be another sollution which use cms onlyYou could also make a change in the .htaccess, where you redirect from old-url to new-url.
Re: Site Down Message
I think I misunderstood your question....
You were talking about the OLD-VERSION.... Isnt that an original page then? What do you mean with OLD-VERSION? I assumed that you created a NEW page, where the OLD page was gone.
The moved-pages, is then pointing from old to the new, making the OLD-link still accessible, as you forward to the new one.
If you mean that you want to go to a specific page, or to the page where you started from to access the invalid page, then you should use some URL-forward logic. Check google for some scripts...
Ronny
You were talking about the OLD-VERSION.... Isnt that an original page then? What do you mean with OLD-VERSION? I assumed that you created a NEW page, where the OLD page was gone.
The moved-pages, is then pointing from old to the new, making the OLD-link still accessible, as you forward to the new one.
If you mean that you want to go to a specific page, or to the page where you started from to access the invalid page, then you should use some URL-forward logic. Check google for some scripts...
Ronny