By default, when an error occurs in a dynamic WebDev site, an error message appears in the user’s browser. This message is comprised of:
· an identifier: for example: ERR_MAX_CONNECTION (14)
· a message: for example: Connection refused because maximum number of authorized connections (300) reached. Retry later.
· an HTML page where the error message is displayed.
The remote administrator lets you easily customize the various error messages that may be displayed by your site. The customization of the page used to display the error message must be done during the development of the Dynamic WebDev site.
To customize the error messages:
1. Select one of the Dynamic WebDev sites from the home page.
2. In the site characteristic page, click the "Error messages management" link.
3. Select the error's identifier: the current text of this error comes up.
Note: To get an explanation regarding the various default error messages, see Error messages.
4. You can choose to:
· Customize the proposed error message:
Simply enter the new message in the text area and click the "Apply" button.
Note: in some messages, some specific tags are used. These tags are replaced depending on the context by a name, number, etc.
We recommend that you keep these tags.
For example: The { RECONNECT } tag lets you automatically reconnect to the application when displaying the error message. We recommend that you keep this tag when customizing the message.
· Restoring the default error message:
The custom error message will be replaced by the default error message. Simply click the "Default" button.
5. The modification applies immediately.
See also:
Setting server parameters (option reserved for the server administrator)
Setting parameters for WebDev sites
Distributing the connections granted among the sites