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Development custom error pages

Discussion in 'Software' started by Drastik, 22 Sep 2002.

  1. Drastik

    Drastik Minimodder

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    i have a webserver runnin and i would like somone to make me some nice lookin custom error pages. free space for anyone who will do it
     
  2. scoob8000

    scoob8000 Wheres my plasma cutter?

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    what webserver software are you usin?

    pop over to mach-five.com/nonexistantpage.html and see what i got.. thats done really easy with Apache..

    -scoob8000
     
  3. Drastik

    Drastik Minimodder

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    nice.......... its microsoft IIS i will go to apache later but i never used it before
     
  4. scoob8000

    scoob8000 Wheres my plasma cutter?

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    in apache you just use a .htaccess file that has like this in it..

    ErrorDocument 404 http://www.blah.com/404error.html

    same thing for all your different errors that you want a custom page for, and just point it to that html file..

    in IIS there is a directory full of the error html files, i forget where it is tho..

    -scoob8000
     
  5. Drastik

    Drastik Minimodder

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    i know how to do it i just feel like it (takin after lazy) and i dot have html editor
     
  6. n0fear

    n0fear What's a Dremel?

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    use notepad to edit your html files. Don't touch dreamweaver.
     
  7. Drastik

    Drastik Minimodder

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    well........i guess i can use notepad
     
  8. scoob8000

    scoob8000 Wheres my plasma cutter?

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    :( i used to be a hardcore notepad html junkie.. then i found dreamweaver and i love it.. mind you, i use 'code view' not the actual design view.. although, i still find myself in DOS Edit occasionally fixing up something here or there on the fly.. :)

    -scoob8000
     
  9. OneSeventeen

    OneSeventeen Oooh Shiny!

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    http://www.unm.edu/~cjadams/asl/
    http://www.unm.edu/~cjadams/hravp/whatsnew/
    http://www.unm.edu/~cjadams/oneseventeen/
    http://www.unm.edu/~cjadams/tom/
    http://www.unm.edu/~cjadams/wt/

    All dreamweaver in code edit...
    the proper quote is: never let any program do everything for you, always manage code and know what is going on behind the scenes. Dreamweaver is a tool, not the tool, but it is the best one I've ever used, and it cuts my workload in half. (gives me time to browse the bit forums during work!) Just make your first page in notepad if you get the chance, and use dreamweaver to update and create things based on the original. (I reccomend Dreamweaver MX which I've never had add more than one font tag to a single group of text, contrary to popular belief, and if so, just run the cleanup command)

    oh and error pages... sorry for the off-topic rant, tell me this is wrong and I'll delete it...
    http://www.unm.edu/~cjadams/doesnotexist.htm
    http://www.unm.edu/~employ/doesnotexist.htm
    http://www.unm.edu/~cjadams/oneseventeen/doesnotexist.htm
    replace doesnotexist.htm with whatever...
     
  10. n0fear

    n0fear What's a Dremel?

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    dreamweaver tends to make my code's layout mess up when i save/open files.
     
  11. relix

    relix Minimodder

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    I allways use dreamweaver too. Only things I don't like about it is that you can't use the ] button, and it automatically saves the files to .htm files, not to .html files, which results in a complete mess at the link-stuff :sigh:
     
  12. Drastik

    Drastik Minimodder

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    i use frontpage 2002(xp) but i am too lazy
     
  13. Haddy

    Haddy World Domination

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    just save it as blah.html instead of just typing in blah........
     
  14. Drastik

    Drastik Minimodder

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    or save it as "blah.html" with the quotes
     
  15. relix

    relix Minimodder

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    yeah but I'm too lazy to do that / I forget that sometimes
     
  16. Haddy

    Haddy World Domination

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    or just set all your links to .htm instead of .html
     
  17. n0fear

    n0fear What's a Dremel?

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    dreamweaver likes to complete tags, ie if i type <center> it automatically puts </center> after, which is very annoying at times :(
     
  18. KevinOwns

    KevinOwns What's a Dremel?

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    I don't like programs that generate code for me. The code always ends up being ugly and you want to smack yourself for using it later.

    I make websites at a company, and I want to kill the people who used to make sites in Frontpage! The code is ugly, it is compatable with only IE (for the most part) and it isn't even CLOSE to being XHTML.
     
  19. Drastik

    Drastik Minimodder

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    whats xhtml
     
  20. KevinOwns

    KevinOwns What's a Dremel?

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    The new standard for HTML. It is tougher on syntax. It's a step towards making HTML a lot nicer to work with :)

    You can read more about it at http://www.w3c.org
     

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