Copy and paste the error layout (error404.ctp/thtml) from the cake
core library directory into your app/views/errors/
and then customize it as you like.
hth
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But how do I define the layout that CakePHP should use for the
template error404.thtml
On 11 dec, 12:37, powtac <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> If You create a custom 404 layout, take care that an 404 code by HTTP
> is provided.
> This can be done by "header("http/1.0 404 not found");"
>
> To preve
If You create a custom 404 layout, take care that an 404 code by HTTP
is provided.
This can be done by "header("http/1.0 404 not found");"
To prevent errors you can use something like this:
if(!headers_sent) {
header("http/1.0 404 not found");
}
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Thanks snowdog... which class offers cakeError as a method? I couldn't
find this in the API.
Another question... is it possible to set a custom layout for the
error404.thtml file?
On 11 dec, 10:58, snowdog <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I use something like this (cake 1.2 prebeta):
>
> $this->cake
I use something like this (cake 1.2 prebeta):
$this->cakeError('error404',array(array('url'=>'/')));
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Hi,
I was wondering, what is the correct way to call a 404 Error from
wihtin a controller?
The situation is this: I use pretty urls (for SEO) to let the user
navigate through my site. When the controller is called to show an
appartment, 4 parameters are passed. The first thing I do is check
that
