No edit bar on the page_not_found.php
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Hey..
I am new user regarding concrete5, but I love it so far..
The problem hinted to in the subject field, is exactly the problem I have..
I don't get any error messages nor anything in the webserver's error log, so I'm kinda lost..
The edit bar is on all the other pages, just not page_not_found.php
I hope, someone here can help me.
Thanks
Kim Andersen
I am new user regarding concrete5, but I love it so far..
The problem hinted to in the subject field, is exactly the problem I have..
I don't get any error messages nor anything in the webserver's error log, so I'm kinda lost..
The edit bar is on all the other pages, just not page_not_found.php
I hope, someone here can help me.
Thanks
Kim Andersen
Thank you very much for posting..
I know it's a system page, and I have overridden it, so I'm not editing the system page (in the concrete dir).
But even after I've overridden it, it still doesn't show the edit bar on the top of the page, when I'm logged in, so that is my problem..
Regards
Kim Andersen
I know it's a system page, and I have overridden it, so I'm not editing the system page (in the concrete dir).
But even after I've overridden it, it still doesn't show the edit bar on the top of the page, when I'm logged in, so that is my problem..
Regards
Kim Andersen
You won't be able to edit it from the interface.
If you want to append some alternative/addtional logic to the page not found page, that is being displayed using your custom themes page, then you need to duplicate the single page that is used.
Create a copy of /concrete/single_pages/page_not_found.php and place it here /single_pages/page_not_found.php.
This page will now be used and represent all the content that is being shown in the $innerContent variable. If you want to edit it, edit it in the page you've just created with a text editor.
Hope that helps.
If you want to append some alternative/addtional logic to the page not found page, that is being displayed using your custom themes page, then you need to duplicate the single page that is used.
Create a copy of /concrete/single_pages/page_not_found.php and place it here /single_pages/page_not_found.php.
This page will now be used and represent all the content that is being shown in the $innerContent variable. If you want to edit it, edit it in the page you've just created with a text editor.
Hope that helps.
Okay thanks..
But what if I want the header menu, how would I go about that ?
But what if I want the header menu, how would I go about that ?
You can add blocks directly to theme files.
This how-to covers adding the autonav (menu) block to a page type. You can employ this approach.
http://www.concrete5.org/documentation/how-tos/developers/hardcode-...
This how-to covers adding the autonav (menu) block to a page type. You can employ this approach.
http://www.concrete5.org/documentation/how-tos/developers/hardcode-...
Thank you very much for all your help..
This tutorial covers it in detail
http://www.codeblog.ch/2010/01/concrete5-custom-404-page/...