Wiz Creations
08-11-2006, 12:43 AM
I have a .htaccess page with the following:ErrorDocument 400 /http://www.wizcreations.com/error/400.html
ErrorDocument 401 /http://www.wizcreations.com/error/401.html
ErrorDocument 403 /http://www.wizcreations.com/error/403.html
ErrorDocument 404 /http://www.wizcreations.com/error/404.html
ErrorDocument 408 /http://www.wizcreations.com/error/408.html
ErrorDocument 500 /http://www.wizcreations.com/error/500.html
ErrorDocument 503 /http://www.wizcreations.com/error/503.html
ErrorDocument 505 /http://www.wizcreations.com/error/505.html
I know that my hosting plan (http://ipower.com/webhosting_proplan.html) supports custom error pages because they have a tool set up that creates the htaccess file for you. The reason I'm making my own is because they only do 5 of the possible error pages, and as you see above, I've made 8.
I opened notebook and pasted the above code. I then did File > Save As and put File name as .htaccess, Save as type All Files, and Encoding ANSI. I then uploaded the file into the root folder of my website.
ErrorDocument 401 /http://www.wizcreations.com/error/401.html
ErrorDocument 403 /http://www.wizcreations.com/error/403.html
ErrorDocument 404 /http://www.wizcreations.com/error/404.html
ErrorDocument 408 /http://www.wizcreations.com/error/408.html
ErrorDocument 500 /http://www.wizcreations.com/error/500.html
ErrorDocument 503 /http://www.wizcreations.com/error/503.html
ErrorDocument 505 /http://www.wizcreations.com/error/505.html
I know that my hosting plan (http://ipower.com/webhosting_proplan.html) supports custom error pages because they have a tool set up that creates the htaccess file for you. The reason I'm making my own is because they only do 5 of the possible error pages, and as you see above, I've made 8.
I opened notebook and pasted the above code. I then did File > Save As and put File name as .htaccess, Save as type All Files, and Encoding ANSI. I then uploaded the file into the root folder of my website.