404 Page Custom

[csosa]

@dklynn

Assuming that the OP has permission to use .htaccess (with GoDaddy, that’s a gross assumption from what I have read here), the correct directive is:

@dklynn

IMHO, if this isn’t solved immediately, the OP must go to the GoDaddy support people to ask whether .htaccess is enabled on his account. If it is, then there may be another error in his .htaccess which is preventing it from working so the full .htaccess must be presented here.

I do have permission and it is actually an option in the setting to direct to
my own custom 404 page under ‘404 error options’.

[Ohnoo]

Putting in that location does effect the logproducts site as well.

Do you plan to run both sites, not sure why one is a subdomain of the other instead of two primary domains in the same account.

With my service two main domains can be attached in same account with two main public directories which would allow for two different custom 404’s. If a true subdomain is used both names would point to same 404.

Remember a subdomain is just a shortcut to a second directory in the main domain.

[csosa]

@Ohnoo

Do you plan to run both sites

I plan to forward impactograph site to iogproducts. so no.

@Ohnoo

With my service two main domains can be attached in same account with two main public directories which would allow for two different custom 404’s. If a true subdomain is used both names would point to same 404.

I have GoDaddy I guess ill have to find out if they do that.

[dklynn]

@csosa

I have GoDaddy I guess ill have to find out if they do that.

First, GoDaddy has a reputation as a horrid host so don’t expect much from them.

Second and most importantly, you can use mod_rewrite to create domain specific 404 pages very easily.

Regards,

DK