Hi Guys,
Symfony provides following error pages:
1.) indexSuccess.php
2.) error404Success.php
3.) loginSuccess.php
4.) secureSuccess.php
5.) disabledSuccess.php
6.) unavailableSuccess.php
The above files you can find on your project. Below is the location of files;
/var/www/project-folder/lib/vendor/symfony/lib/controller/
in controller folder, you will find a "default" module.
so all success files are located in default/templates/
Either change files here OR copy "default" module and paste it into your apps/frontend/modules/
There are two another pages which also need to be customized. you will find these default pages in the symfony_data_dir/web/errors/ directory:
1) error500.php: Page called when an internal server error occurs.
2) unavailable.php: Page called when a user requests a page while the cache is being cleared.
To customize these pages, create error500.php and unavailable.php pages in your application's web/errors/ directory. Symfony will use these instead of its own.
Cheers!
Symfony provides following error pages:
1.) indexSuccess.php
2.) error404Success.php
3.) loginSuccess.php
4.) secureSuccess.php
5.) disabledSuccess.php
6.) unavailableSuccess.php
The above files you can find on your project. Below is the location of files;
/var/www/project-folder/lib/vendor/symfony/lib/controller/
in controller folder, you will find a "default" module.
so all success files are located in default/templates/
Either change files here OR copy "default" module and paste it into your apps/frontend/modules/
There are two another pages which also need to be customized. you will find these default pages in the symfony_data_dir/web/errors/ directory:
1) error500.php: Page called when an internal server error occurs.
2) unavailable.php: Page called when a user requests a page while the cache is being cleared.
To customize these pages, create error500.php and unavailable.php pages in your application's web/errors/ directory. Symfony will use these instead of its own.
Cheers!
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