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Site wide error page
I just made a page that said "an error has occured" called error.cfm and i linked to it but i get the error
The file specified as the site wide error handler does not exist. The default error handler will be used until a replacement is created. what am i doin wrong? i read the macromedia help but i linked to it and everything right.. |
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Are you trying to create a site-wide error handler in the CF administrator? Or just an error template for one specific application using <cferror>?
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cf admistrator
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i created a error.cfm page and tried to link it it in cfadmin by C:\CFusionMX\wwwroot\error.cfm |
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Try just using a relative path from the web root and not a full system path. Either '/error.cfm' or 'error.cfm'.
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or even http://localhost/error.cfm
and also a note if youre going to be using an error page make sure to link your images in it by full virtual path. example: http://www.domain.com/images/image.gif and not images/image.gif |
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heh
lol that worked all i needed was: \error.cfm
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