I hope someone can help me get this fixed.. I've been looking through a couple of posts here on Our regarding this issue.
For some it helps to write the correct error404 in umbracoSettings.config. Some people solves the problem by applying the following to applictionHost.config in /System32/inetserv/config:
<location path="Site name on IIS"> <system.webServer> <httpErrors existingResponse="PassThrough" /> </system.webServer> </location>
... Which help me a little. I can now see one of my 404 pages, but regardless what culture/language I'm on, it still only uses one of my 404's.
I've got the following in my umbracoSettings.config:
Inside at the bottom of it. Not both on the same time, but I've tried out each one. No result.
So, am I missing something? From what I've read, some fixes it by applying custom 404 handlers, but it seems a bit too much, just to achieve this? Doesn't it come out of the box?
Any suggestions? :)
Br, Dan
P.S.: Yup, I do have hostnames on the different sites.
I agree that it is hard to setup multilingual/multidomain 404 pages. For that reason I made it configurable via a simple nodepicker in SEO Checker and let SEO Checker handle the 404's instead of Umbraco. Hope it helps someone.
404 on multilingual site - Y U SO DIFFICULT?
Hey guys,
I hope someone can help me get this fixed.. I've been looking through a couple of posts here on Our regarding this issue.
For some it helps to write the correct error404 in umbracoSettings.config. Some people solves the problem by applying the following to applictionHost.config in /System32/inetserv/config:
... Which help me a little. I can now see one of my 404 pages, but regardless what culture/language I'm on, it still only uses one of my 404's.
I've got the following in my umbracoSettings.config:
But even if i'm on my /uk site (English (United Kingdom) and I try to reach a 404 page, I get the 404 for my /en site (English (United States)..
I've also tried to paste in (into web.config):
... and this one (into web.config):
Inside at the bottom of it. Not both on the same time, but I've tried out each one. No result.
So, am I missing something? From what I've read, some fixes it by applying custom 404 handlers, but it seems a bit too much, just to achieve this? Doesn't it come out of the box?
Any suggestions? :)
Br,
Dan
P.S.: Yup, I do have hostnames on the different sites.
So, does anyone know a fix to my problem?
Hi Dan,
http://our.umbraco.org/forum/using/ui-questions/38902-custom404-not-working-properly-in-multilanguage-website
THis is the problem in umbraco, you sould create custom error handling module.
Thanks
Alex
I have the exact same issue. I solved it with code. I really wish this would be out of the box in Umbraco!
I agree that it is hard to setup multilingual/multidomain 404 pages. For that reason I made it configurable via a simple nodepicker in SEO Checker and let SEO Checker handle the 404's instead of Umbraco. Hope it helps someone.
Best,
Richard
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