Website error (404)

[Utanapishtim]

The requested page, http://www.actuarialoutpost.com/chess_index.php, does not exist.

*gasp!*

[Tom]

You're talking about the link that says "click here to log back in" right? I just have to go into the php code and find that little line and change the link to http://www.actuarialoutpost.com/actuarial_kings/

For now, just go back to the main page (actuary.ca/) and click the chess link or just type it in until I get it fixed (which will be pretty soon).

I'll repost here when it's fixed.

Thanks,

Tom

[Tom]

Fixed

[Utanapishtim]

Indeed. Thanks.
However...
You've now undone one of glenn's old improvements. There is now no link to return from the Chess game to the main Outpost, or in particular the Forum.
Waaaaa...

[Tom]

Originally Posted by Utanapishtim

Indeed. Thanks.
However...
You've now undone one of glenn's old improvements. There is now no link to return from the Chess game to the main Outpost, or in particular the Forum.
Waaaaa...

Send me the url where you would like a link back to the AO and Forum. I don't play chess on the server, so I don't know where you are talking about.

I didn't change anything that would undo anything else.

[Utanapishtim]

Originally Posted by Tom

Send me the url where you would like a link back to the AO and Forum. I don't play chess on the server, so I don't know where you are talking about.

I didn't change anything that would undo anything else.

Hmm, the Chess logout screen (the URL it gives is http://www.actuarialoutpost.com/actu...s/mainmenu.php, but clearly submission or cookie status affects what shows there) has a link to 'login again', which now points to http://www.actuarialoutpost.com/actu...ings/index.php. Previously, it was going to something with the main actuarial outpost page (with the dorky picture and the Jobs, Discussion Forum, etc. main links on top), with the Chess login boxes within a frame below that. Then one could click on the 'forum' link there to get out of the otherwise unbreakable chess login loop, without necessarily resorting to bookmarks or keyboard editing of the URL. It was sometimes convenient (: