GustaV wrote:
> So it looks like the class ErrorController is actually not used at
> all, does not override any default (Pylons?) error manager.
>
> You can check yourself: raise an exception in
> ErrorController.document() : nothing special happen.
This is a bug in the default template. The ErrorController should
not inherit from BaseController, which is a special TurboGears
controller and screws up routing. You want it to inherit from
WSGIController:
from pylons.controllers import WSGIController
class ErrorController(WSGIController):
...
I had this very problem just yesterday, but this fixed it, and now I
am getting my customized error document when problems arise.
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Jonathan LaCour
http://cleverdevil.org
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