I have implemented a simple custom 404.myt template. When the template
is rendered there is a '/error' prefix generated in the url's from my
autohandler.
In error.py I have made this change to ErrorController:
def document(self):
code = request.params.get('code', '')
if code == '404':
c.title = 'No Such Page'
return render_response('404.myt')
else:
page = error_document_template % {
'prefix': get_prefix(request.environ),
'code': code,
'message': request.params.get('message', ''),
}
return Response(page)
The 404.myt file sits in the usual templates folder and has a simple
error message in it.
My autohandler has some links in it like this:
<% h.link_to('Products', h.url_for(action='products')) %>
On my regular .myt files the h.link_to renders as I would expect, like
this:
<a href="/products">Products</a>
But when 404.myt is rendered from the code in my modified
ErrorController, the result for h.link_to is:
<a href="/error/products">Products</a>
How do I eliminate the '/error' prefix?
Thanks,
Bill
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