I think I was pointing you in the wrong direction. If you want dynamic
data in your 500 error page you will need to rename public/500.html
into 500.erb and add
def rescue_action_in_public(exception)
render :file => 'public/500.erb'
end
to your application.rb. This will render the 500 page based on erb..
Lets say you have a current_user method which points to the currently
logged in user you could write:
Dear, <%= current_user.name %>.
An error has occured.. Please stay tuned..
Hope this helps?!
lg // andreas
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On Mon, Oct 20, 2008 at 12:52 PM, Sunny Bogawat
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> But how can i add a dynamic data in it?
> can you tell me how to set in my own directory? please
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