Difference between revisions of "System error pages"
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| − | === | + | ===Error Page Templates=== |
| − | By default Joomla! uses special templates when it needs to raise an error response. | + | By default Joomla! uses special templates when it needs to raise an error response. These are located in the ''templates/system'' directory. For server-level status codes these are named for the status code that is being raised. The default system error pages are: |
* templates/system/403.php (Status code: 403 Forbidden) | * templates/system/403.php (Status code: 403 Forbidden) | ||
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* templates/system/500.php (Status code: 500 Internal Server Error) | * templates/system/500.php (Status code: 500 Internal Server Error) | ||
| − | + | In addition, these system error pages are also available: | |
| + | * templates/system/component.php (not sure when this is used) | ||
| + | * templates/system/offline.php is used to render the "site is offline" message. | ||
| + | Note that jdoc:include elements are not parsed in these error pages. | ||
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| + | The status codes are defined as part of the HTTP protocol in RFC2616. For further information on HTTP status codes see: http://www.w3.org/Protocols/rfc2616/rfc2616-sec10.html | ||
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| + | ===Styling the Error Pages=== | ||
These pages can be styled using the following CSS classes: | These pages can be styled using the following CSS classes: | ||
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* errorboxheader | * errorboxheader | ||
* errorboxbody | * errorboxbody | ||
* techinfo | * techinfo | ||
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<noinclude>[[Category:Advanced]][[Category:Templates]][[Category:Topics]]</noinclude> | <noinclude>[[Category:Advanced]][[Category:Templates]][[Category:Topics]]</noinclude> | ||
Revision as of 18:07, 7 February 2010
Error Page Templates[edit]
By default Joomla! uses special templates when it needs to raise an error response. These are located in the templates/system directory. For server-level status codes these are named for the status code that is being raised. The default system error pages are:
- templates/system/403.php (Status code: 403 Forbidden)
- templates/system/404.php (Status code: 404 Not Found)
- templates/system/500.php (Status code: 500 Internal Server Error)
In addition, these system error pages are also available:
- templates/system/component.php (not sure when this is used)
- templates/system/offline.php is used to render the "site is offline" message.
Note that jdoc:include elements are not parsed in these error pages.
The status codes are defined as part of the HTTP protocol in RFC2616. For further information on HTTP status codes see: http://www.w3.org/Protocols/rfc2616/rfc2616-sec10.html
Styling the Error Pages[edit]
These pages can be styled using the following CSS classes:
- errorboxheader
- errorboxbody
- techinfo