Search Board funtion: 404 Error?

I was wondering If I am the only one with this problem.

Everytime I click on the search boards function I get a 404.

Sorry if this has been discussed, before.

c u

Must be you. Works perfectly for me, at least.

Well, it works again for me ;)

The thing is that it didn't work yesterday night and today, on 2 different comps, with different browsers in different places (home and work)

Thanks for the input
c u

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Originally Posted by David75

Well, it works again for me ;)

The thing is that it didn't work yesterday night and today, on 2 different comps, with different browsers in different places (home and work)

Thanks for the input
c u

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Turns out, your 2 different computers and 2 different browsers both had javascript disabled.

But it was also actually an error in the template. supposed to be

PHP Code:

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a href="/search.php$session[sessionurl_q]" 


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Instead, it was:

PHP Code:

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a href="/search.php$session%5Bsessionurl_q%5D" 


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The first interprets $session as an array, and sessionurl_q as the index of that array. The second, treats $session%5Bsessionurl_q%5D as an undefined variable, some white space, and some text, and prints the text. So it was going to something like /search.php%5Bsessionurl_q% instead of /search.php?s=stuff

The javascript-enabled version of this was functional, so nobody with js enabled would have seen it.

Good catch!

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Originally Posted by complich8

Turns out, your 2 different computers and 2 different browsers both had javascript disabled.

But it was also actually an error in the template. supposed to be

PHP Code:

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a href="/search.php$session[sessionurl_q]" 


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Instead, it was:

PHP Code:

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a href="/search.php$session%5Bsessionurl_q%5D" 


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The first interprets $session as an array, and sessionurl_q as the index of that array. The second, treats $session%5Bsessionurl_q%5D as an undefined variable, some white space, and some text, and prints the text. So it was going to something like /search.php%5Bsessionurl_q% instead of /search.php?s=stuff

The javascript-enabled version of this was functional, so nobody with js enabled would have seen it.

Good catch!

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Out of pure luck though...
Because it seems it was sometimes not working, and others it worked...
I guess that's maybe due to an antipopup or ad soft I use on many comps, cause I don't remember disabling js.

thanks