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Adding Custom Error Pages (Linux/Unix)
| Solution Instead of the
default custom error pages, you can create your own, more firendly, custom
error pages. Currently HSphere supports the following custom errors:
- 400 Bad Requests
- 401 Authorization Required
- 403 Forbidden
- 404 Page Not Found
- 405 Method Not Allowed
- 500 Internal Server Error
- 501 Method Not Implemented
Set the error documents through the control
panel
- Login to your control panel.
- Click the "Web Options" icon under the
"Main" section of your control panel; if you have multiple domains,
click the "Edit" button icon next to the domain you would like to work
on, which will open a web configuration/settings page.
- Click the "Add" icon next to "Error"
setting.
- Select the custom error code from the pull
down list (e.g. "404|Not Found").
- If you would like the
error to be redirected:
- Enter /custom.php or whatever the name of
your custom error page. This path is relative to your web site root
directory. So entering "/custom.php" will instruct the web server to
redirect the page to http://www.yourdomain.com/404.php everytime the web
server receives the give error code.
- Click the "Redirect" radio button.
- Click the "Submit" button.
- If you would like to
display a simple text message:
- Enter the text message.
- Click the "Message" radio button.
- Click the "Submit" button.
- Don't forget to click the "Apply" link near the
top of the web configurations/settings page. You may need to
wait 5-15 minutes for the web server to restart itself before the
changes will take effect.
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