Just wondering what's the best way to override cherrypy's default
error pages for 404/500 errors?
I'm guessing 500 errors would be covered by using
@turbogears.error_handling.when(
"tg_exceptions is not None") as shown here:
http://docs.turbogears.org/1.0/ErrorReporting
But would that work for 404's too? How can I then differentiate
between a 404 and another exception?
The cherrypy filter mentioned on that page would seem to cover
everything, but it seems like a lot of work for my modest needs. I
only really want to (for now) display a different largely static page.
cheers,
John
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