Hi everyone,
How do I get the 404.html to use the default layout in
app/layouts/application.rhtml?
Or is that the wrong question? Should I be rerouting 404 errors to an
application controller action, which I can then customize as a 404?
Thanks,
Sean
Sean H. wrote:
Hi everyone,
How do I get the 404.html to use the default layout in
app/layouts/application.rhtml?
Or is that the wrong question? Should I be rerouting 404 errors to an
application controller action, which I can then customize as a 404?
Thanks,
Sean
Yes to your second option.
In routes.rb put the following at the end (after the default rails
route):
map.connect ‘*path’, :controller => ???, :action => ??? unless
::ActionController::Base.consider_all_requests_local
This will redirect only if the rails application is in test or
production mode. In development mode it will give you the full rails
error messages.
There are some good examples on BigBold - Informasi Tentang Bisnis dan Marketing I
believe of things you can do.