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all over the world. Join today Community Community Home Getting Involved Chat Forum SupportPost installation Custom 404 Error Page Posted by cornernote on May 5, 2004 at 10:41am Hello, I have drupal custom 404 page drupal up and running, however when someone goes to a page that does not drupal custom 404 page template exist they get taken to the index page. Where do I set the custom 404 error page? Am I missing drupal 7 custom 404 something simple? Best regards, Brett Log in or register to post comments Comments should be in your configuration page Dublin Drupaller commented May 6, 2004 at 7:12pm Am using the latest version of drupal, custom 404 error iis not sure if you are using the same, but, all I have to do to set the custom 404 page is do the following: a) log into the site as an administrator b) create a new page that is going to be your new 404 error page..make a note of the link c) click through to the configuration page d) scroll down and there are options for
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re-directing for 404 errors and which page to go to. e) insert the link to your new error page here. f) save your configurations As an addendum I was getting a lot of "can't send header" errors when I was setting up my first drupal site - which isn't a 404..i think it's a 500 error..or something like that.... It was a major pain in the arse...So I ended up setting up a special script that was like a "catch all" faciility that not only redirected the user to a custom error page, but emailed me as well with a reference to the error, time of day, etc. Please also note that I'm not an experienced programmer...even I was able to setup that "Catch all errors and email me" script. Came in very handy the other night when the site couldn't connect to the SQL...I would have been blissfully unaware, if I hadn't have got the automatic email from the script. Let me know if you want a copy and instructions...will be working late tonight(Thursday - it's 20:00 in Dublin) so will be hovering here for a while. Cheers Jason Currently in Switzerland working as an Application Developer with UBS Inve
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1:19am This module allows the site admin to create custom error pages for custom 404 error page returns 200 status HTTP status codes 403 (access denied) and 404 (not found), without the need to create nodes for each of them. custom 404 error page asp.net mvc Main features: Configurable page title and descriptions. There are no author and date/time headers as with normal nodes. Any HTML formatted text can be be put in the page body. The error pages https://www.drupal.org/node/7570 are themable. Users who are not logged in and try to access an area that requires login will be redirected to the page they were trying to access after they login. Allows custom redirects for 404s. Since the error pages are not real nodes, they do not have a specific content type, and will not show up in node listings, or in a Popular Content block. At https://www.drupal.org/project/customerror present, the module can be set up to handle 403 and 404 errors. Drupal only allows those two status codes to be assigned custom pages. However, the design of the module is flexible and can accommodate future status codes easily. Installation Please see the README.txt document included with the module for installation instructions. Custom error alternate for authenticated The project comes with a submodule: Custom error alternate for authenticated (Short name: customerroralt) . Enabling this submodule lets the administrator create an "insufficient permissions" page for authenticated users, distinct from a "please log in" page for anonymous users. Support Status This project is considered complete. However, reported bugs for the Drupal 7 branch will be fixed in a timely manner. Bugs in the issue queue for the Drupal 6 branch will only be fixed if accompanied with patches. Older versions are no longer supported. Community support in the form of patches are very welcome for both Drupal 6 and Drupal 7 versions, and will be given priority. For QA, the project needs community support in the form of review of patches, development versions and releases. The primary goal of the CustomError module is to remain lean and
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