Tag: Error Pages
cPanel 11 Documentation – Introduction 1
by admin on Jan.21, 2012, under Tutorial, cPanel
The purpose of this documentation is to provide as much information to you on the features of cPanel Version 11. Selecting from the “Main Topics” on the right side of this web site will bring you to the main page for that section. If needed a main page will show a table of contents with links to sub-topics contained within that section, otherwise, it will show the info you are looking for directly on the main page.
Feedback
All of the documents in the cPanel 11 Manual have a link to the right of the topic name. Click on the link to provide feedback directly to our technical writer. Please note the link is not a method for getting support, rather it is an effective way for you to request more documentation on a particular topic. You can also provide feedback on steps, shortcuts, or general configuration settings that you think are important for all users. You can also provide feedback from this page by clicking on the link below:
Common Questions
Below you will find a list of common questions specific to using cPanel 11. Each set of questions is categorized for you to find what you need quickly. Each question is linked to a document for further information.
Advanced Questions
- How do I setup customized Apache Handlers?
- How do I customize my web site’s Error Pages?
- How do I create custom MIME Types?
Backups
- How do I create a backup of my web site, directory or hosting account?
Bandwidth
- How do I view how much bandwidth my web site has used today, this month, or this year?
Blogs
- How do I install B2Evolution on my web site?
- How do I install WordPress on my web site?
Bulletin Boards
- How do I install YaBB on my web site?
- How do I install phpBB on my web site?
Chat
- How do I install phpMyChat on my web site?
CMS
- How do I install E107 on my web site?
- How do I install Geeklog on my web site?
- How do I install Mambo on my web site?
- How do I install Nucleus on my web site?
- How do I install PostNuke on my web site?
- How do I install Xoops on my web site?
- How do I install phpWiki on my web site?
CronJobs
- How do I setup a CronJob?
Databases
- How do I check my MySQL database?
- How do I create a user in MySQL?
- How do I create a user in PostgreSQL?
- How do I create a MySQL database?
- How do I create a PostgreSQL database?
- How do I delete a MySQL database?
- How do I delete a PostgreSQL database?
- How do I delete a user from my MySQL database?
- How do I delete a user from my PostgreSQL database?
- How do I use phpMyAdmin?
- How do I use phpPgAdmin?
- How do I setup remote access to my MySQL databases?
- How do I repair my MySQL database?
cPanel 11 Documentation – Error Pages
by admin on Aug.13, 2011, under Tutorial, cPanel
Overview
With this tool you can create custom error pages to display when a user enters a wrong URL, an outdated URL or when the user is not authorized to access a specific directory of your web space.
Error Pages consists of the following five types of errors:
- 400 (Bad Request)
- 401 (Authorization required)
- 403 (Forbidden)
- 404 (Wrong page)
- 500 (Internal server error)
To customize the error page, you can click on the error page number (400, 401, 403, 404, 500) or the error page name (Bad Request, Authorization required, etc).
When the page loads, you have the following six tags available:
Available Tags
- Referring URL – Displays the url of the web site the visitor was previously viewing.
- Visitor’s IP Address – Displays the IP address of the visitor viewing the error page.
- Requested URL – Displays the intended url the visitor is trying to view.
- Server name – Displays the web site’s server name.
- Visitor’s browser – Displays the visitor’s browser type such as IE, FireFox, Netscape, etc.
- Redirect Status Code – This displays the type of code in the 300-307 range. To learn more about Redirection Status Code, visit the WikiPedia web page at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_HTTP_status_codes.
