CVS messages for CustomError

    December 28, 2007

    December 27, 2007

    June 25, 2007

    • Commit #71410 by kbahey at 20:25
        - Added the ability to list redirects for 404s. There is a textarea in settings
          that you specify a regexp and destination pairs, one per line, separated by
          a space. customerror now checks these regexps to see if one matches the page
          the user has been trying to reach, and then redirects to the destination setup
          by the site admin. The advantage is that we do not have to fiddle with .htaccess
          and change it every time we upgrade. The disadvantage is that this incurs some
          overhead since it causes a Drupal bootstrap for each such request. In the end
          the user experience is better. The code works, but may need a regexp guru
          to optimize it.
        - Fixed old style % in t() replacing them by @.
    • Commit #71409 by kbahey at 20:24
        - Added the ability to list redirects for 404s. There is a textarea in settings
          that you specify a regexp and destination pairs, one per line, separated by
          a space. customerror now checks these regexps to see if one matches the page
          the user has been trying to reach, and then redirects to the destination setup
          by the site admin. The advantage is that we do not have to fiddle with .htaccess
          and change it every time we upgrade. The disadvantage is that this incurs some
          overhead since it causes a Drupal bootstrap for each such request. In the end
          the user experience is better. The code works, but may need a regexp guru
          to optimize it.
        - Fixed old style % in t() replacing them by @.
    • Commit #71408 by kbahey at 20:21
        - Added the ability to list redirects for 404s. There is a textarea in settings
          that you specify a regexp and destination pairs, one per line, separated by
          a space. customerror now checks these regexps to see if one matches the page
          the user has been trying to reach, and then redirects to the destination setup
          by the site admin. The advantage is that we do not have to fiddle with .htaccess
          and change it every time we upgrade. The disadvantage is that this incurs some
          overhead since it causes a Drupal bootstrap for each such request. In the end
          the user experience is better. The code works, but may need a regexp guru
          to optimize it. 
        - Fixed old style % in t() replacing them by @.

    June 18, 2007