> > After seeing your post, I did a quick test and created a 502.html file in > WebSTAR's Error folder but that didn't do the trick. Can you elaborate on > your use of a CGI as an error file? >
Firstly you have to find out the error code that is returned. Perhaps you could try using a browser or with a command line utility such as wget . If you don't get anywhere and you have a externally accessible server then I can use the tools that I have here to see if Webstar spits back an errorcode. I have just taken a look at the documentation for Webstar and there is no mention of using CGI, but rather that the error codes use a .html suffix. Perhaps you could use a meta-refresh header to redirect the failed request to some other page. Without CGI support in the error folder there isn'�t a lot you can do except submit it as a feature request to 4D, and hope. We use a Perl CGI with Apache and one has full access to all of the normal CGI variables so you can do quite a lot with that. _______________________________________________ Active4d-dev mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://aparajitaworld.com/mailman/listinfo/active4d-dev
