This version of the custom_error_page can only be used by >= TYPO3 8 LTS instances., (*1)
How to use
There are up to four steps to take:, (*2)
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Set up the YAML with all your domains for each page root tree and their pids to their specific 403/404/503 page. An example
file is in the folder "Examples" of this extension. The default file destination is "typo3conf/custom_error_conf.yml"., (*3)
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Change the value of [FE][pageNotFound_handling] to "USER_FUNCTION:Bitmotion\CustomErrorPage\Utility\CustomErrorPageUtility->showCustom404Page" (without ""), (*4)
- Change the value of [FE][pageUnavailable_handling] to "USER_FUNCTION:Bitmotion\CustomErrorPage\Utility\CustomErrorPageUtility->showCustom503Page" (without "")
There is a configuration example in Resources/Private/Examples., (*5)
- Optional: Add the "Error message handling" plugin on each 404 error pages instead of a simple content elements.
Extension Configuration
There are two configuration options., (*6)
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basic.path (string): Path to the YAML file containing the configuration (see: below).
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basic.force404 (bool): If set, the configured 404 page will shown on 403 errors.
Configuration File
Full example:, (*7)
configuration: &default
name: www.domain.tld
pages:
403: 89
404: 12
503: 29
language-pattern:
default: true
en: 0
de: 1
fr: 2
additional-tlds:
- tld: .foo
- tld: .bar
- tld: .foo.bar
https: true
forward-reason: true
404: &404
- domain:
<<: *default
403: &403
<<: *404
503: &503
<<: *404
403 / 404 / 503
Contains the configuration array for handling 403, 404 or 503 errors. All keys contain an array of domains which does have the following configuration possibilities:, (*8)
-
name (string): The full name of the domain
-
https (bool): True if SSL is used
-
pages (array): Contains configuration for pages
-
additional-tlds (array): Contains further TLD for configured domain
-
language-pattern (array): Contains configuration for different languages
-
forward-reason (bool): True if the reason must be forwarded to the error page
pages
The pages array does have to options:, (*9)
-
403 (int): The ID of the page which should be shown when an 403 error occurs
-
404 (int): The ID of the page which should be shown when an 404 error occurs
-
503 (int): The ID of the page which should be shown when an 503 error occurs
additional-tlds
This array contains configuration for further top-level-domains. Each domain will be prepended to the configured name. In our examples this would be www.domain.tld.foo, www.domain.tld.bar and www.domain.tld.foo.bar., (*10)
-
tld (string): Additional domain suffix
Also possible:, (*11)
configuration: &default
name: www.domain
[...]
additional-tlds:
- tld: .com
- tld: .de
- tld: .fr
language-pattern
Additional configuration for multi language sites. This array contains an mapping of the ISO-code and the corresponding sys_language_uid., (*12)
In our example we do have three languages configured: en, de and fr. The domain should be available under www.domain.tld/en/, www.domain.tld/de/ and www.domain.tld/fr/., (*13)
If there is a sys_language_uid which is not configured in one of the given patterns (for example 'es'), you will get an exception. Prevent that by using the default key and set the value to true., (*14)
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ISO-Code (int): Generic key and value (see above)
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default (bool): see above
Plugin Configuration
The plugin let you define custom error message depending of the 404 error reason.
In fact, error messages are content elements so you will be able to reuse them., (*15)
Currently there are two types of 404 error:, (*16)
- Page is not found (really)
- Page is not translated (A link to the default language will be provided)
First, create all the content elements you want to display on your 404 page in a storage folder.
Then add the "Error message handling" plugin on your 404 page and add the content elements to the appropriate section.
That's all! ;), (*17)
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