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 Posted by juglesh on 10/12/05 16:52 
Toby Inkster wrote: 
> windandwaves wrote: 
> 
> > I have a redirection in place using an .htaccess file.  The file it 
> > redirects to is 404.php. 
> 
> I is *really* redirecting, or is it rewriting, or perhaps displaying 
> 404.php using Apache's ErrorDocument directive? 
> 
> If it's really redirecting (i.e. the URL in the address bar becomes 
> 404.php) then this is a bad thing, because it means that your visitor 
> can't see what the "problem URL" was, so doesn't have an opportunity to 
> correct the address in the address bar. 
> 
 
So, how can we make a 404 page that either shows the poblem URL in the 
address bar, or can get the problem URL so I can display it in a text 
box where the user can correct it and click a 'go' button? (I know how 
to make that text box, but not how to get the problem URL). 
 
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thanks for your time, 
juglesh
 
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