So the files that should goto "your template", did you actually put them in CUSTOM as that is the template directory you are working with?
Shoot me if i am wrong but hitting submit will require at least
includes/functions/functions_email.php
includes/modules/pages/subscribe/header_php.php
includes/modules/CUSTOM/subscribe_header.php
includes/templates/CUSTOM/templates/tpl_subscribe_default.php
and few of the includes/language files off course.
anyway, check all the files exist in the CUSTOM folder, best guess is you are missing 1 of them.
Hey wagner,
As your problem is so persistent i would really advise you to contact your isp. They can either make the error log available to you (if they didnt do so allready, look for a log folder in your root) or they can send you a copy of the lines of the 404.
You can also try and install the mod locally so you can see the access logs yourself and find out what you may have missed.
XAMPP is your friend
the log said this file is missing
favicon.ico
from what i can tell looking at some other sites.. if you select the submit button. Instead of getting the message from the subscribe file. mine is not found.. Should i change the index file in the site location, because that is what it seems to be looking at.
Alright, I have another stupid question. What link should I give out if I want to post a link somewhere else for people to click on to subscribe to the newsletter (such as a MySpace bulletin)?
I see the obvious link of http://www.chuckwa.com/store/index.p...page=subscribe but it gives an error message. Is there something else I add to the URL or a different URL which presents a "subscribe" page that doesn't include a message thanking them for subscribing and a error saying they didn't enter the email address properly?