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Styling missing for error files in pw-protected area


kurt.santo

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I have in my root level an .htaccess file with the following relevant entries:ErrorDocument 401 /more/401.phpErrorDocument 403 /more/403.phpErrorDocument 404 /more/404.phpErrorDocument 500 /more/500.phpMy problem. One of the sub-sub-folders is password protected via .htaccess in relevant folder with entry of password in .htpasswd. When the user enters three times the wrong username and/or password he/she is seeing my "authorisation required" file, but it shows without any styling (use external style sheet). Tried to enter a wrong file name in one of the "normal" sub-folders and it shows the 404.php nicely with all css formatting applied.Why could it be the the styles are not applied?Kurt

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Check the paths to your style sheet. Use an absolute url to the style sheet to double check.Without seeing any code or examples..thats all i can think of. But missing styles is usually due to the case of the style sheet not been found thru a wrong link.:)

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Check the paths to your style sheet. Use an absolute url to the style sheet to double check.Without seeing any code or examples..thats all i can think of. But missing styles is usually due to the case of the style sheet not been found thru a wrong link.:)
Absolute path for css and images in error documents did the trick, cheers. Still strange that it found the correct file, but did not display it properly. When you entered a wrong file name in any other folder or in the root level the error file showed up nicely...Kurt
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