How to create custom error pages using cPanel control panel ?

[BryanWeb]

How to create custom error pages using cPanel hosting control panel ?

1. Login to cPanel.
2. Click on the option - Error Pages ( As you can see, you can make several custom pages).
3. Click on the error code you wish to create the page.
4. Within the Box - Enter the Page Code / You may also use the HTML to match the error page with your website.
5. You may use the Tags - Refering URL, Visitor's IP address, Requested URL & Server Name.
6. Save it.

List of some Custom Error Pages Code.

• Error Code 400 - Bad Request
• Error Code 401 - Authorization Required
• Error Code 403 - Forbidden
• Error Code 404 - Wrong Page / Page does not exist
• Error Code 500 - Internal Server Error

[qjhaji]

Originally Posted by BryanWeb

How to create custom error pages in cPanel?

1. Login to cPanel.
2. Click on the option - Error Pages ( As you can see, you can make several custom pages).
3. Click on the error code you wish to create the page.
4. Within the Box - Enter the Page Code / You may also use the HTML to match the error page with your website.
5. You may use the Tags - Refering URL, Visitor's IP address, Requested URL & Server Name.
6. Save it.

List of some Custom Error Pages Code.

• Error Code 400 - Bad Request
• Error Code 401 - Authorization Required
• Error Code 403 - Forbidden
• Error Code 404 - Wrong Page / Page does not exist
• Error Code 500 - Internal Server Error

Thanks BryanWeb for sharing this tutorial.

[Sanersone]

Thank you, Bryan. Interesting Tutorial!

I hope it will help many cPanel users like me to create customized error pages. I have never thought of this being so simpler procedure... Nice to know.... thanks again, Bryan!

[Harry]

Thanks for sharing but it's always suggested to check all pages of your website twice for any error rather then using such error pointing messages.