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There are two main styles of error messages you may encounter. The first is the standard form, which looks something like: File Not found - The requested URL your_domain/filename.html was not found on this server. The second type comes in a variety of forms, but is customized by the webmaster. For example: We're sorry, but the requested URL does not exist. Such messages are called error documents, and are web pages designed to give a polite explanation for error conditions. These error conditions generate numbers which are used to refer to the appropriate error condition. Some of the most common messages are as follows: Error in Client 400 Bad syntax Error in Server 500 Internal Error How do I customize error messages? First, create the HTML page you want to use as your error message and upload it to your /www directory. Next, go into your '.htaccess' file (or create one) and add lines which specify the substitution. Here are three examples of specifying error documents which will be called for a given error condition (note you can use relative or absolute addressing): ErrorDocument 401 http://your_domain.com/nopasswd.html Please note that if you you are using a Windows based hosting plan you cannot use a htaccess file, also if you are using one of our cPanel hosting plans then you can create your own customised error page through the cPanel interface. |
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