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Creating Forbidden Error Page
21 September 2011 at 10:11pm
Hi
(Using SimpleStripe theme)
I've created a Forbidden error page and it successfully saves and publishes, and I can see the error-403.html file in the .../silverstripe/assets folder.
Problem is is that the error-403.html file that has been saved is just a blank html file.
Any idea what could be causing this, and how to fix it?
TIA
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Re: Creating Forbidden Error Page
22 September 2011 at 2:20am
I've seen that too... For the moment I don't think it can be fixed.
When SilverStripe calls the 403 errorpage, a blank page is returned, and that's what's written to the static file in assets as well... It has something to do with the ErrorPage_Controller::init() method setting the error status to 403 for this errorpage - and I somehow guess that it is now forbidden to SilverStripe as well
I suppose what you could do is copy the contents of one of the other error pages in assets, and tweek the html. Then add the custom errorpage to .htaccess...
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Re: Creating Forbidden Error Page
22 September 2011 at 4:26am Last edited: 22 September 2011 4:29am
Hi Martinez
Thanks for the reply
For now I've copied the code that the 'Page not found' error-404.html file contents into the blank error-403.html file, changed the wording and it now works correctly, i.e. I get the forbidden page displayed within my website design.
I also added the reference in the .../silverstripe/.htaccess file. (ErrorDocument 403 /assets/error-403.html)
Just another thing to remember I've 'fixed' in the future.
Thanks
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