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| Article: | Error Documents with .htaccess
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| Submitted By: | Telli |
| Date Added: | 04-27-2004 5:11:16 |
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Setting error documents with htaccess files
First and fore most make sure your server supports the file htaccess most Linux based servers do. Ok lets get dirty... Open up your .htaccess file and enter the below changing certain parts to fit your needs.
ErrorDocument [error number] [path]
The Error number is the ID that is universal over the Internet. E.g. A file not found is a 404 message. The path is the file you would like to be directed to when this error occurs. Here is a list of the main errors that can occur: Error in Client Number Description 400 Bad Syntax 401 Unauthorized 402 Not Used (Payment Granted) 403 Forbidden 404 Not Found Error in Server 500 Internal Error 501 Not Implemented 502 Overloaded 503 Gateway Timeout Examples: ErrorDocument 404 [ Register or login to view links on this board. ] ErrorDocument 401 [ Register or login to view links on this board. ] You do not have to name the file after the name of the error, this is just to make it easy. |
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