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== Timeframe for Custom Error Documents Setting to Become Active == ==
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== Further Support ==
== Further Support ==


If you get stuck after following the instructions above, please go back and check all of your steps again. If you can't figure out what is wrong, please check your account [[:View_Error_Logs | error logs]], since these will often provide information that can help. If you're still not sure how to resolve the problem, please post a topic in the [https://helionet.org/index/forum/45-customer-service/?do=add Customer Support forum]. Please make sure you provide:
If you get stuck after following the instructions above, please go back and check all of your steps again. If you can't figure out what is wrong, please post a topic in the [https://helionet.org/index/forum/45-customer-service/?do=add Customer Support forum]. Please make sure you provide:


# Your '''username'''
# Your '''username'''
# Your '''domain website address'''
# Your '''domain website address'''
# Any '''error message(s)''' encountered
# Any '''error message(s)''' encountered
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Latest revision as of 03:41, 13 July 2025

Creating Custom Error Pages

This page will guide you through enabling Custom Error Pages inside Plesk

Ensure Proxy Mode is On

Inside Plesk, navigate to:

Websites & Domains > Hosting & DNS tab > Apage & nginx button > make sure Proxy Mode is selected > click on the OK button

Enable Custom Error Documents

Inside Plesk, navigate to:

Websites & Domains > Hosting & DNS tab > Hosting button > scroll down to Web scripting section > make sure Custom error documents is selected > click on the Save button

Edit Error Document Files

Inside Plesk, navigate to:

Files > Home directory > error_docs > Edit your files as needed

Timeframe for Custom Error Documents Setting to Become Active

Once you enable the Custom Error Documents setting, it can take up to 2 hours to go into effect, as this change requires an Apache restart. File changes may not take effect until then. After the restart, changes to your custom error document files should appear quickly once saved.

If it's been longer than a full 2 hours, please make sure to clear your web browser cache.

Further Support

If you get stuck after following the instructions above, please go back and check all of your steps again. If you can't figure out what is wrong, please post a topic in the Customer Support forum. Please make sure you provide:

  1. Your username
  2. Your domain website address
  3. Any error message(s) encountered

This page was last edited on 13 July 2025, at 03:41.