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Hosting Management
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Error Pages |
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Error Pages
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Error pages are displayed to Internet users
when any one of a variety of errors occur, such as when a
user enters an incorrect URL or is not authorized to access
a specific directory in your web site. Companies often
customize error pages to brand them with a specific
corporate image and a link to their home page. You do not
have to customize these pages - the error page is always
available, whether customized or not.
Note: Custom error pages that are
smaller than 10k in size will not display properly in
Internet Explorer. Insert a large amount of text into a
comment to create the required size.
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[1] |
Click on the
Error pages button on the home page. |
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[2]
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Click on the
button of the required error page, such as the 403 button. |
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Enter the HTML code for the error page. You
can use the buttons at the top of the page to insert
variables into the displayed code.
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Example:
<h1>404 Not Found</h1>
<p>The requested page, <!--#echo var="REQUEST_URL" --> ,is
not available.</p> |
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[5]
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Click on the Save button. |
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