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for error handling 2 way are
available:
-the same error.htx for all the
application
define in the t4server.ini the DEFAULTERRORFILE
with the location of your error.htx
the default value is:
DEFAULTERRORFILE=f:\\program
files\\Tango2000\\Configuration\\error.htx
-you want a separate error.htx for each
application
you need to define define defaultErrorFile in the
application scope like this:
<@ASSIGN Application$defaultErrorFile
'<@WEBROOT>error/error.htx'>
it will set your error handler file at
/error/error.htx relatively to your site
you can also set it to some other place where the
Witango Service have access granted
Hope this help
Gauthier
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Thursday, July 18, 2002 10:16
PM
Subject: Witango-Talk: Error
Handling
I need to create custom errors for my sites.
I created a TCF that creates a variable, just text,
of the looped through errors using <@ERRORS> and <@ERROR> tag. The
is logged and an email is sent to me notifying me of the problem.
Instead of having to put the <@CALLMETHOD> to
the above TCF I created I want to globally set the error page for my, page, or
application.
I read the documentation for the configuration
variable defaultErrorFile and created the error.htx file containing the
<@CALLMETHOD> and the HTML I want to return. I placed this in the root
directory of the site but cannot get it to display on errors. Do I have the
.htx file in the correct place? Can I set the location of the .htx with a
local variable, local$defaultErrorFile = "/error.htx"?
I also heard <@THROWSERROR> tag mentioned.
What does it do and where can I find information about this?
The only problem is I have several different sites
and want a different error page for each.
Any suggestions?
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