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The Say goodbye to unsightly browser error messages - customised error pages will make your customers’ websites look even more professional. This is just what you’ve been asking for: in response to your feedback you can now add custom error pages to websites that are using our unique Envisage platform, free of charge! Set up custom error pages for your own website. Why use custom error pages? From now on you can specify pages on a website that a user will see if they are presented with an error, such as "The page cannot be found" or "You are not authorised to view this page". For example, you could present website visitors with a site map when they mistype a URL or encounter a broken link. Custom error pages can be standard HTML pages, or any other type of supported web page. Design custom error pages to suit the website in question, upload them to the domain, and then simply configure let us setup them for you. How do I setup my custom error pages? Easy to set up - to customise website errors now just follow these steps: - Design and build custom error pages to suit a particular website. - Upload these pages to the domain. - Log in to our help desk: http://www.WorldClassServers.com and request setup of your custom error pages giving the errors you like to setup and path to your custom error pages. What options do I have? You can use a single page for all errors, or configure separate pages for specific errors. What are different types of error messages? Error 400 – Bad request This is a rare error, which occurs when a web browser makes a request that the web server doesn’t understand. Error 401 – Unauthorised Some web pages require a user name and password for access. This error message appears when they have not been supplied, or have been entered incorrectly. Error 403 – Forbidden The most common cause of this error is the lack of a default index page, or a user trying to navigate a website’s folders directly. It can also occur if a script is prevented from running by the web server. Error 404 – Not found This is the error that most people see, as it is given when a web address is typed incorrectly or a particular web page no longer exists. Error 500 – Internal server error This is a non-specific error that can be caused by an error in a web script or a problem with the server itself. |
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