This is more a note to myself as it’s well documented here on the web.
It seems I SNAFUed myself by replacing the default “404 - page not found” with a customized version that prompted folks to search my site specifically for whatever it was they looking for.
After doing this, the tool I use to upload pictures “en masse” to my website - Gallery Remote - didn’t work properly.
To correct this, two changes needed to be implemented:
1) I needed to create a “fake” gallery_remote2.php file in my gallery directory containing the following code -
< ?php
header("HTTP/1.0 404 Not Found");
exit;
?>
2) I needed to add the following line to the GalleryRemote.properties file (located in the “program files/gallery remote” subfolder) -
forceGalleryVersion.n=2
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Posted under Tech Stuff
This post was written by Marc
on March 19, 2006 at 6:28 pm


