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How to add a custom error to an error page?
Opens the Add Custom Error Page dialog box in which you can add a custom error to the list of HTTP errors. Opens the Edit Custom Error Page dialog box in which you can edit the selected custom error. Enables the Status Code field of the selected list item so you can change the status code to which the error page applies.
What to do with a detailed error page?
Detailed error messages might display sensitive server information to the client. Under Error Responses, select this option to display detailed errors for local requests and custom errors for requests that are made from other computers. Under Default Page, type or browse for the path of the default error page.
What are the different types of 404 error pages?
There are two types of 404 error pages: Generic 404 and Custom 404. A custom 404 helps in three ways: For all those who are not aware what 404 error pages are and what custom 404 means, read on to make your concepts clear.
Where do I find the default error page?
Under Default Page, type or browse for the path of the default error page. Depending on the option you select from the Path type drop-down list, the value that you type in the Path field should be one of the following: If you select File, specify a physical path.
How to configure Apache to use custom error pages?
Save and exit the file, then restart Apache for the changes to take effect: Finally, test your error document by going to an invalid URL for your website. You will be redirected to your new custom 404 page instead. The most common custom error page is for a 404 error.
How to create a custom error page in IIS?
Use the Add Custom Error Page and Edit Custom Error Page dialog boxes to configure IIS to return a custom error message whenever a specific HTTP error occurs. Type the HTTP status code (and optional sub-status code) to which the custom error page applies.