How To Set Custom Error Page In Sharepoint 2010
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Forums Asked by: How to show custom error page on Sharepoint 2010 SharePoint > SharePoint 2010 - Development and Programming Question 0 Sign in to vote Dear All, I want to show Custom error page on SharePoint 2010.I did lots of Google as well, but still not able to achieve this. I need sharepoint 2010 custom access denied page to show my custom error page on any error occur.If there is connection lost between SharePoint and SQL still it should show my custom error page. Can anyone please help me into this? Thanks Moved by Hemendra AgrawalModerator Friday, July 12, 2013 12:03 PM SP 2010 Thursday, July 11, 2013 3:15 PM Reply | Quote All replies 0 Sign in to vote Hi Ajit, Can you look into these article's: http://sharepointfordeveloper.blogspot.sg/2011/11/sharepoint2010-replace-accessdeniedaspx.html http://www.spdeveloper.co.in/articles/pages/custom-error-pages-for-sharepoint2010-sites.aspx http://blogs.msdn.com/b/fabdulwahab/archive/2012/10/02/how-to-customize-error-page-page-not-found-and-access-denied-in-sharepoint-2010.aspx Please don't forget to 'mark answer/propose answer' or 'vote as helpful' as appropriate. Edited by Mahesh.Nalam Thursday, July 11, 2013 3:43 PM more info Thursday, July 11, 2013 3:40 PM Reply | Quote 0 Sign in to vote Hi, I had tried below link, because i do not want to achieve this by coding. But still it is not working. http://blogs.msdn.com/b/fabdulwahab/archive/2012/10/02/how-to-customize-error-page-page-not-found-and-access-denied-in-sharepoint-2010.aspx Thanks ------------------- Regards, Ajit Shinde Tuesday, July 16, 2013 8:00 AM Reply | Quote 0 Sign in to vote Hi, for testin
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2010……..and, yeah I know, along with CorrelationID. 08 Dec Let's talk about creating a custom error page in SharePoint 2010. I bet anyone who's using SharePoint should have https://praneethmoka.wordpress.com/2012/12/08/creating-a-custom-error-page-in-sharepoint-2010-and-yeah-i-know-along-with-correlation-id/ seen the below screen by now. As the error says, this page shows up when some unexpected/unhandled error occurs in the page. Ok, now showing this screen to a user on a SharePoint site that http://www.nothingbutsharepoint.com/2013/01/22/sharepoint-2013-custom-error-pages-aspx/ is completely customized(Different look and feel) to the user's needs is……..probably not good a idea. Instead, it'd be better if we show an Error page that matches the branding of the site. So, let's error page replace SharePoint's Out-of-the-box Error page with our Custom Error page. An Error page can be overridden only at Web Application level. Add a new feature to your SharePoint project in Visual Studio and make sure that the feature is scoped at Web Application level. Now, add a Feature Receiver and write the following code: public override void FeatureActivated(SPFeatureReceiverProperties properties) { string CustomErrorPage = "/_layouts/CustomError.aspx"; SPWebApplication webApp = (SPWebApplication)properties.Feature.Parent; if (!webApp.UpdateMappedPage(SPWebApplication.SPCustomPage.Error, custom access denied CustomErrorPage)) { throw new System.ApplicationException("Cannot replace the current error page."); } webApp.Update(true); } To override some Out-of-the-box pages like Error.aspx, AccessDenied.aspx, etc., we have to call UpdateMappedPage() method on SPWebApplication object. This method returns true if the Error page is replaced successfully. UpdateMappedPage() method takes SPCustomPage enum which specifies the Application Page to replace. SPCustomPage enum is defined as // Summary: // Specifies the type of application page to replace. public enum SPCustomPage { // Summary: // Specifies that no page will be replaced with a custom page. None = 0, // // Summary: // Specifies that the AccessDenied.aspx page will be replaced with a custom // page. AccessDenied = 1, // // Summary: // Specifies that the Confirmation.aspx page will be replaced with a custom // page. Confirmation = 2, // // Summary: // Specifies that the Error.aspx page will be replaced with a custom page. Error = 3, // // Summary: // Specifies that the Login.aspx page will be replaced with a custom page. Login = 4, // // Summary: // Specifies that the ReqAcc.aspx page will be replaced with a custom page. RequestAccess = 5, // // Summary: // Specifies that the Signout.aspx page will be replaced with a custom page. Signout =
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Editor's note: Contributor Gokan Ozcifci is a SharePoint Consultant at Vision IT Group. Follow him @gokanozcifci A great change in the new version of SharePoint Server is that there is a support of Custom HTTP 404 Error Pages. In this post we will take a look how to create a new 404 page. All Publishing sites contain a default a 404 Error page “PageNotFoundError.aspx” page which is added to the App "Pages Library" therefore connect to a Publishing site. If you don't have any publishing sites, check the image, to see how to create one. After you create your site, you can go to your site's contents and check under your App "Page library" for the current and out-of-the-box PageNotFoundError.aspx To allow users to create a new custom Error page, Publishing Sites now contain a new Content Type “Error Page“. This Content type Inherits from “Page” Content type and has a typical layout of a Page Not found. To find this Content Type, Navigate to Site Settings -> Content Types -> Error Page. You can modify this page to add some text or images. But we want to create a new custom Error Page. For this go back to your App "Page Library" and create a new document "Error Page" Provide some information and be sure that you select an (Error Page) Error. Title: Custom Error Page Description: Custom Error Page gknzcfc.net URL Name: Custom-Error-Page You will now see your new page appearing under your App. Check out, and make modifications to your page. I'm a huge lover of Doctor House, so I added a picture of him to make clear that the page was not found :^) I received a question from Isha [MVP SharePoint] asking about "how we could set a custom error page as default The answer is quite simple: Rename "your" custom error page to PageNotFoundError.aspx and delete the out-of-the-box Use the FileNotFoundUrl via Visual Studio. Get the SPSite server relative URL or absolute URL to the file not found page. This value is used as a redirect URL for an HTTP request where the resource cannot be found. But, what if you do not want to create a new one, but only want to modify? We’ve all seen it; the SharePoint 20xx error message is something terribly not "user-friendly". Now, I like the Correlation ID and being able to track the error down. However, in real world scenarios it’s unlikely that our users will leave this screen up and copy/paste to our support group. Wouldn’t it be nice to have a warmer error message with our comp