ccagle8 Wrote:No, 503 doesn't work the same as 404 - maybe this is something we should discuss as well.
do a try like this: in .htaccess this is the default structure for error files:
Code:
ErrorDocument code /directory/filename.ext
- create a 503-page in GetSimple which is not shown in menue
- add a directive in the .htaccess-file in the main folder of GetSimple which defaults to a page
when the name of the errorpage is "error503" like I did here:
http://www.urbanistan.de/getsimple/error503
The editor always cut my code inside the list, so I repeat here:
Code:
ErrorDocument 503 /error503
More info on what is possible, see here: http://www.javascriptkit.com/howto/htaccess2.shtml
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