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Error Pages ​

The MyApache Custom Error Pages page allows administrators to manage custom HTML error pages served by the web server when HTTP errors occur.

Error Pages

Overview ​

URL: /admin/error-pages

The page header reads: "Manage custom error documents for MyApache server. Create tailored experiences for your visitors by replacing default server messages with branded HTML templates."

This page displays a searchable and paginated table of all configured error pages.

Error Pages Table ​

Columns ​

  • Error Code - The HTTP error code (e.g., 400, 403, 404, 500). Sortable.
  • Description - A brief description of the error (e.g., Bad Request, Forbidden, Not Found).
  • Actions - Edit and Delete buttons for each entry.

The search bar filters results by error code or description.

Pagination ​

Results per page can be set to: 5, 10, 25, 50, or All.

Creating an Error Page ​

Click the Create New Error Page button to open the creation modal.

Create Error Page

Fields ​

  • Error Code (required) - The HTTP error code (e.g., 404, 500).
  • Error Description (required) - A short description of the error.
  • Error Page HTML Template (required) - The HTML content to display when this error occurs. A rich text editor is provided with formatting options including bold, italic, underline, strikethrough, links, headings (H2, H3), quotes, code blocks, lists, and images.

Insert Special Tag ​

A dropdown is available to insert special tags (dynamic placeholders) into the error page template.

Buttons ​

  • Create - Save the error page.
  • Create & create another - Save and reopen the form for adding more.
  • Cancel - Close the modal without saving.

Editing an Error Page ​

Click Edit on any row to open the edit modal with pre-filled values. Modify the fields as needed, then save changes.

Deleting an Error Page ​

Click Delete on any row to remove the error page.