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Does anyone have a good custom error page for Snitz?
I'd like an error page which is more inviting and helpful than standard errors pages. I want something like THIS PAGE, which includes my forum header, menus, login, ect., and which also captures the referring page and bad URL, and emails/logs the error for follow up.
I'm NOT a programmer. So, before I spend all the extra time it will surely take me to research and develop this on my own, I thought I'd ask if anyone has done this already, and wouldn't mind sharing.
Anyone?
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I'd like an error page which is more inviting and helpful than standard errors pages. I want something like THIS PAGE, which includes my forum header, menus, login, ect., and which also captures the referring page and bad URL, and emails/logs the error for follow up.
I'm NOT a programmer. So, before I spend all the extra time it will surely take me to research and develop this on my own, I thought I'd ask if anyone has done this already, and wouldn't mind sharing.
Anyone?
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I'm not aware of a Snitz custom error page. However you should be able to set up your own custom error page with your host. I made one myself for my site and it is very easy to do. Depending on your host, you just need to assign your page to be the default error page.<
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I understand assigning the page. But I need to create the page first. I was asking if anyone has already created one with the features I mentioned.<
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Sorry about that. 
I found an article that contains some code that could help get you started...
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I found an article that contains some code that could help get you started...
Click here<
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Thanks. I read that before posting here. But I'm still hoping someone has already done one I can borrow.<
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It's a 404 handler, you also should make a 500-handler (script error)
You do this by creating special files and putting them on your server, and setting IIS to use your pages instead of the default
You would create a 404.asp file which would stash the details you're after to a db. You can't do this unless you have Admin-level access to the server (which I suspect you don't, if you're not programmer-level)
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You do this by creating special files and putting them on your server, and setting IIS to use your pages instead of the default
You would create a 404.asp file which would stash the details you're after to a db. You can't do this unless you have Admin-level access to the server (which I suspect you don't, if you're not programmer-level)
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The user will still get helped and I'll still get my error report. It just won't look like a standard forum page with the header menus. 
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