[web2py] routes_onerror

To keep vistors of my app from seeing error tickets I coded the following routes.py and put it in web2py's home directory: routes_onerror = [ (r'init/*', r'/handler/default/error') ,(r'myleonexus/*', r'/handler/default/error') ,(r'*/*', r'/handler/default/error') ] In case of an erro

[web2py] routes_onerror doesn't redirect to a custom controller when an "invalid request" error is produced

Imagine that I have an application called 'myapp' running in my local web2py server, and I include this in routes.py to manage HTTP errors using a custom controller (/myapp/portal/error_page): routes_onerror = [ ('myapp/*', '/myapp/portal/error_page'), ] Then, when somebody access to myap

[web2py] routes_onerror

I have this code in the *app-specific* routes.py routes_onerror = [ ('*/*', '/myapp/static/error.html') ] I reload routes, but it still prints invalid function (nothing/here) I am using: Version 2.0.9 (2012-09-17 21:37:10) stable May I know what I am doing wrong? Thank you. --

[web2py] routes_onerror changes error code to 200 OK

This is an old issue as per: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!searchin/web2py/404$20/web2py/D7zU8Ssa3OA/BqJW97wr4HwJ and https://groups.google.com/forum/#!searchin/web2py/404$20/web2py/Fp0jxzNTVUI/fl7doNG2L5IJ Also Yarin has created a workaround for it: http://www.web2pyslices.com/slice/show/152

[web2py] routes_onerror question

Hi-- "Friendly error pages" :) may be user-friendly, but they break requests from non-interactive clients, because those cannot parse the error pages, and moreover, they will never know that there was an error (they always get a 200 OK or a 303 SEE OTHER, but never a 400 BAD REQUEST or 401 UNAUTHO