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Finally TYPO3 has solid error handling since version 4.0.1. Credits go out to Dmitry Dulepov for building that and to Martin Kutscher for supporting that. Although the news item on TYPO3.org only mentions this like “Corrected some HTTP status codes” this really is a huge improvement. Should you be bothered? No not really. I will show you typo3 realurl 404 error handling how to make optimal use of this and provide your visitors with useful information and for typo3 404 redirect the techies Dmitry will show you how it is done. This tutorial is intended for TYPO3 admins and editors who want to provide typo3 6.2 404 the vistors of their sites with a meaningful error page. The good old daysEvery once in a while, we long for times that were, but not so in TYPO3 development. I assume here that we use RealURL for generating those
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nice URLs. RealURL is one of those improvements we cannot live without as it shows us where we are in a website in a logical fashion (if configured correctly). Lets hit a non existing page in TYPO3 3.8. We get presented with the following error message in the good old fashioned style. OK, so now what? It's nice to know the page does not exist. If correctly configured in the install tool, the server throws a correct header (HTTP/1.x 404 Not Found) letting the client (your browser or Google) know that this page is not here. I presume Google is intelligent enough to use this info and not list this URL in their search results. A step into the future350TYPO3 4.0 provided a 'hidden/undocumented' feature that lets you define your own 404 page as a file or URL using configuration settings ([FE][pageNotFound_handling] = /404/). One option is to create a “static” HTML file, set the path to it in the configuration, prepending it by “READFILE:”, and TYPO3 will show it as 404 page. However static files are not good. You cannot display, for example, an automatically updated site map with it. Here URLs come to play. If you set a URL (relative or absolute) for pageNotFound_handling, TYPO3 will fetch it and display it as the 404 page. The problem with this solution is that TYPO3 (3.x and 4.0) redirected you to this 404 page. Technically this means that a search engine like Google was not able to recognize this as a 404. So it would never remove this page from it's database. Also the HTTP error codes section from your statistics program like AWStats would never indicate that you have missing pages on your website.Finally not foundSince TYPO3 4.0.1 the same as before is possible, but a real 404 is thrown at the client. NOW Google knows what is going on and will remove the page from it's database. Nice to kn
Download version 2.3.3 Description Download TYPO3 version support This version works for TYPO3 6.2.1 - 7.6.999 If you look for other TYPO3 versions, click the "Download" tab to get a history of all extension versions. Last upload comment - Added new option preserveFeuserLogin - Re-structured extension manager configuration for better overview - Updated documentation Downloads by version Other extensions from extension owner Title Tag Configuration (0.4.0, stable) Extension key pagenotfoundhandling Version 2.3.3 stable Last updated July 7, 2016 First upload November 25, 2010 Downloads 5,053 Category Frontend Dependencies TYPO3 (6.2.1 - 7.6.999) Conflicts none Manual Extension Manual Username https://typo3.org/documentation/article/improved-404-handling/ christian.futterlieb Author Christian Futterlieb Download current version 2.3.3 Download T3X Package Download T3X Package Size: 20kB Download ZIP Archive Download ZIP Archive Size: 30kB Version history 2.3.2 May 10, 2016 Realurl compatibility update. No further changes, it's safe to just update. Supports TYPO3 version 6.2.1 - 7.6.999 Download T3X Package Download ZIP Archive 2.3.1 March 18, 2016 Improved language guessing with realurl. https://typo3.org/extensions/repository/view/pagenotfoundhandling If you're still stuck with realurl_force404lang you're lucky, you can get rid of it after updating to 2.3.1. No further changes, it's safe to just update. Supports TYPO3 version 6.2.1 - 7.6.999 Download T3X Package Download ZIP Archive 2.3.0 January 25, 2016 Added a new feature that supports sending an authorization HTTP header when fetching the 403/404 page (thanks to Sascha Egerer for his work). It supports basic and digest authentication. For details see https://forge.typo3.org/issues/72868 and the manual. Supports TYPO3 version 6.2.1 - 7.6.999 Download T3X Package Download ZIP Archive 2.3.3 July 07, 2016 - Added new option preserveFeuserLogin - Re-structured extension manager configuration for better overview - Updated documentation Supports TYPO3 version 6.2.1 - 7.6.999 Download T3X Package Download ZIP Archive 2.3.2 May 10, 2016 Realurl compatibility update. No further changes, it's safe to just update. Supports TYPO3 version 6.2.1 - 7.6.999 Download T3X Package Download ZIP Archive 2.3.1 March 18, 2016 Improved language guessing with realurl. If you're still stuck with realurl_force404lang you're lucky, you can get rid of it after updating to 2.3.1. No further changes, it's safe to just u
error page Message filter / Actions Filter messages Today's Messages Actions E-mail to friend Tree viewCreate a new topicSubmit Reply TYPO3 Neos with 404 error page Ngeth Chanthorn Thu, 10 https://forum.typo3.org/index.php/t/196775/ January 2013 02:48 Dear All, I am a new user of TYPO3 Neos, I am using 1.0 alpha 2. I would like to ask you some ideas related to 404 error https://www.worldhack.de/404-error-seite-mit-typo3-6-2/ page configuration.I have configured some configuration in Settings.yaml like: TYPO3: Flow: error: exceptionHandler: renderingGroups: notFoundExceptions: options: templatePathAndFilename: 'resource://MyPackage/Private/Templates/Error/Index.html' By using above configuration, I can display my own content in Index.html, but 404 error what I really want is to display 404 error page as normal content in the same template as home content and others. Do you have any ideas to do this? I am looking forward to get your feedback, Kind regards, Chanthorn replyquote Re: TYPO3 Neos with 404 error page Kay Strobach (kaystrobach) Wed, 16 January 2013 21:51 hi Ngeth, you may create 404 error typo3 a page which shows your message in neos and simply use a redirect in the template ;) regards Kay Am 10.01.13 02:48, schrieb Ngeth Chanthorn: > Dear All, > > I am a new user of TYPO3 Neos, I am using 1.0 alpha 2. I would like to > ask you some ideas related to 404 error page configuration.I have > configured some configuration in Settings.yaml like: > > TYPO3: > Flow: > error: > exceptionHandler: > renderingGroups: > notFoundExceptions: > options: > templatePathAndFilename: > 'resource://MyPackage/Private/Templates/Error/Index.html' > > By using above configuration, I can display my own content in > Index.html, but what I really want is to display 404 error page as > normal content in the same template as home content and others. > Do you have any ideas to do this? > > I am looking forward to get your feedback, > > Kind regards, > Chanthorn -- http://www.kay-strobach.de - Open Source Rocks TYPO3 .... inspiring people to share! Get involved: http://typo3.org Answer was useful - feel free to donate: - https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=KPM9NAV73VDF2 - https://flattr.com/profile/kaystrobach replyquote Re: TYPO3 Neos with 404 error page Ba
Der häufigste Fehler der Auftritt ist wohl der „404 Not Found" Fehler. 404 bedeutet dass die Datei nicht gefunden wurde, dies kann zum Beispiel passieren wenn die Datei Verschoben oder gelöscht wurde. Standard mäßig würde eine TYPO3 Fehlerseite ausgegeben werden oder noch schlimmer einfach nur eine leere Seite mit „404 Not Found". Um eine eigene Fehlerseite in TYPO3 zu definieren, reicht ein kleiner Eintrag in der Datei „typo3conf/LocalConfiguration.php". Hier wird die Konfiguration für TYPO3 als Array zurückgegeben. In diesem Array gibt es einen Eintrag mit dem Key „FE", hier müsst ihr wie im unten gezeigten Beispiel einfach die Rot markierte Zeile einfügen. „/404.html" ist der Name der Zieldatei im 404 Error Fall, hier kann natürlich auch ein Link ohne RealURL verwendet werden (z.B. „/index.php?id=1"). ... 'FE' => array( 'pageNotFound_handling' => "/404.html", ), ... Teile diesen Beitragteilentwitternteilenteilenteilenmitteilene-mailspenden Kategorien Allgemein Browser CMS Facebook Foren Programmierung SPAM Web Windows Schlagwörter Ajax Android Chrome Extbase Facebook Facebook Home Fluid Forum Git Hash Home Hosting IE Internet Explorer Iron JavaScript jQuery JS MD5 MyBB MySQL Passwort PHP Rails responsive Responsive Design Responsive Webdesign Ruby on Rails Ruby on Rails 2 SEO Socialnetwork Spam SVN TYPO3 Typo3 6.2 TYPO3 CMS TYPO3 Extbase TYPO3 Extension Web Webdesign Webseitenoptimierung Windows Windows XP WIN XP XP © 2013-2016 www.Worldhack.de - Impressum - Folgen / RSS Feed