Hi Benjamin,
If your custom "not found" message comes from a web page, make certain
that your HTTP Error message type is "URL," not "File." For example:
my 'Error Mapping Properties' for 404 look like this:
Error Code: 404
Default Text: Not Found
Message Type: URL
URL: /404.cfm
The Error M
are ya talking about the page that iis runs upon a 404 error?
that's fairly simple to find...if its something else your looking for,
then im not sure
what to tell ya
tony weeg
sr. web applications architect
navtrak, inc.
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office 410.548.2337
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> i may be wrong (don't think so) but I don't think cf will
> catch a 404... there are a bazillion posts at MM of people
> trying to find out how to do it.
The 404 setting is in the Admin, you can't catch 404's outside of that
with CF
Whatever the Host says, he's 100% wrong about being able to do
i may be wrong (don't think so) but I don't think cf will catch a 404...
there are a bazillion posts at MM of people trying to find out how to do it.
-pat-
-Original Message-
From: Benjamin Rosenthal [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, August 29, 2003 5:39 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: set
Your host is wrong on both counts. However you can setup a global missing
page error template in the cfadmin.
You set this link up in the "Settings" section under the cfadmin. The value
you type for this field is the relative path to your wwwroot directory.
Below is the code that I use for my 404
> I'm using a shared host and I used their own in-house utility
> to set up a default page for 404 (file not found) errors in IIS.
>
> This seems to be working for non .cfm files.
>
> Examples that work fine:
>
> http://domain.com/badname.htm
> http://domain.com/badname.asp
> http://domain.com/
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