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this post as spam? This post will be reported to the moderators as potential spam to be looked at Yes No https://our.umbraco.org/forum/getting-started/questions-about-runway-and-modules/9020-Creating-the-404-Error-redirect-for-the-folders Aya 7 posts 27 karma points May 10, 2010 @ 11:27 0 https://www.sitepoint.com/community/t/custom-error-pages-for-files-directories-other-than-aspx/14775 Creating the 404 Error redirect for the folders Questions about runway and modules Hello, I have the following problem: I created the 404error.aspx page in Umbraco and added it in the umbracoSettings.config:
trying to add a custom error page for 404s, but IIS only honors this configuration for .aspx pages. I understand that IIS will handle other requests itself without involving the ASP worker process but how would I include directories and other page types or even PDF files, etc? I have searched all over and can only seem to find old posts < 2009 which are ambiguous at best. Has anyone successfully configured a custom error page to handle 404s for directories, .html, and file extensions(mainly .pdf)? Another issue is the default operation of the 404s. They re-direct which causes a 302. I simply just want my custom page to display and still respond with a 404. Thanks in advance and sorry if I missed something obvious. Why does something seemingly simple have to be so diluted with IIS? wwb_99 2012-04-18 20:47:51 UTC #2 The problem is there are parallel configurations in IIS7 -- it has lots of backwards compatibility features. The default modern configuration is to run everything through the ASP.NET pipeline but it sounds like you are setup to run in legacy mode where things can work different. It is probably working in this mode for a reason. Anyhow, if you post the configuration you are using we might be able to help you before you toss said machine out the window. If it makes you feel any better, that odd semi-xml people call httpd.conf typically makes me want to puke. nginx is OK though. webcosmo 2012-04-19 04:17:30 UTC #3 you might need to write a IhttpHandler for this. No doubt MS could make this simple thing lot easier then this. xxjhansonxx 2012-04-19 13:25:56 UTC #4 wwb_99, Excuse me for my n00bness with IIS 7, but what is the best way to gather the configuration? I'll have to get with the "Gremlins" in MIS(Network Admins) to pull the information. The bad part is they do not have much experience with IIS either, so I'll get to wear two hats, but they still lock it down pretty good. Are you meaning just the web.config file? Many thanks in advance. webcosmo, Do you know of any good sources for docs on