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    Default Overriding the DNN error page

    Hi

    Does anyone know how to override the default DNN error page - the page that gets displayed if (for example) the database connection times out?

    I'd just like to put up some sort of "we're currently working on making your site better" type page in these situations.

    Thanks

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    I think there maybe but off the top of my head I can't remember. I will try to take a look into it next week. Still working long hours at the moment, so next week will be the earliest.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tanzy View Post
    I think there maybe but off the top of my head I can't remember. I will try to take a look into it next week. Still working long hours at the moment, so next week will be the earliest.
    Thanks Tanzy - I've also posted on the DNN forums - hopefully will get an answer there :o)

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    Have you tried changing this line in the web.config from

    <customErrorsmode="RemoteOnly"/>
    to
    <customErrorsmode="RemoteOnly" defaultRedirect="errorpage.htm"/>

    where errorpage.htm would be a form you put in the root of course.

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    Quote Originally Posted by spire128 View Post
    Have you tried changing this line in the web.config from

    <customErrorsmode="RemoteOnly"/>
    to
    <customErrorsmode="RemoteOnly" defaultRedirect="errorpage.htm"/>

    where errorpage.htm would be a form you put in the root of course.
    I think that section is for unhandled errors.

    It looks like my answer lies somewhere within the install.aspx file - http://www.dotnetnuke.com/Community/...s/Default.aspx

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