I have searched Google, the Mura documentation site, the Mura forums, and
the Mura Programmer's Guide for instructions on how to setup error handling,
but cannot find anything other than a handful of casual references. It
seems that there are two options:
1) Create an error handling template and provide it to the 'ErrorTemplate'
setting in the settings.ini.
2) Use an onSiteError() or onGlobalError() event handler.
Option #1 seems easy enough to implement, but I would really prefer Option
#2, and, specifically, onSiteError(). It makes much more sense to me to
handle errors within a particular site if at all possible, so that you can
keep the "pretty" error page looking consistent with the site that threw the
exception.
So, the question is: What steps do I need to take to utilize onSiteError()
with Mura?
I am pretty certain the first two steps are:
1. Set debuggingenabled=false.
2. Create a "pretty" error page, and *un*check the "Include in site
navigation?" setting.
3. Add an onSiteError() method to /{site id}/includes/eventHandler.cfc
Beyond that, I have no clue.
What arguments get passed to the onSiteError() method?
How should I redirect to the "pretty" error page? Is it as simple as
<cflocation url="/my-pretty-error-page/" />?
If this has stuff has already been written up somewhere and I just have not
managed to find it, please link me to it.
Thank you in advance!
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