Try searching the CFSERVER list archives, as opposed to CF-TALK. I think this topic
came up over there a while
ago.
You can use a CFERROR, typically in the Application.cfm to catch 404 errors.
Evan Lavidor wrote:
> I have: <cferror type="REQUEST" template="/root/html/404.cfm">
>
> in my application.cfm and a mapping to /root in CF Administrator.
>
> What am I doing wrong?
That looks right to me (without checking the docs). Maybe modify it a bit to do:
<cferror type="REQUEST" template="/root/html/404.cfm" exception="any">
(once again, this is without looking up the docs)
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