Create 404 Error Pages with Alternate Paths in B2C Commerce
You can create error pages that let a customer get to the home page of your site, even
if they experience a 404 error because they’re linking to an expired page or have a broken
URL.
Required Editions
Available in: B2C Commerce
Alternate paths are exceptionally useful if you remove a landing or
promotion page, as you can provide a 404 error page that lets the customer get to a new
page or informs them that the promotion has ended.
Within Business Manager, you can download a template .zip file
containing all error pages that are used in cases where the application server is down
or doesn't respond in time. After you download the .zip file you’re free to customize
the pages, rezip your work, and upload it.
Select Administration | Site Development | Custom Error Pages.
Click Download.
Extract the downloaded error pages and customize them.
Select Administration | Site Development | Custom Error Pages
Click Browse and navigate to the zip
of your custom error pages. The uploaded .zip file must
be named errorpages.zip. Don't use names such as
myCustomErrorPages.zip. After your upload, the .zip file is automatically
extracted and the content is on the web server.
Click Upload.
(Optional) Test customized error pages by entering an invalid URL to cause a 404
error or taking down the application server to cause a transmission error.
Note This isn't an automatic upload. It can take two
hours before your files are synched with the web adapter.
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