Is there any way to avoid redirects to infinityfree.net with error 404?
I’d like to use my own html file for any error.
For example:
mywebsite.epizy.com/non-existing-file
(it redirects to Suspected phishing site | Cloudflare)
Thanks.
Is there any way to avoid redirects to infinityfree.net with error 404?
I’d like to use my own html file for any error.
For example:
mywebsite.epizy.com/non-existing-file
(it redirects to Suspected phishing site | Cloudflare)
Thanks.
Thats weird. For it it redirects to the 404 page I set.
@brandonlui19 said:
Thats weird. For it it redirects to the 404 page I set.
If you add /anything to your domain… it doesn’t redirect to Suspected phishing site | Cloudflare ?
Use .htaccess to redirect to your own error pahe
edit htdocs/.htaccess file
add these lines
ErrorDocument 404 /error.html
ErrorDocument 403 /error.html
where error.html is your error file obviously
@kitokun10 said:
Use .htaccess to redirect to your own error pahe
edit htdocs/.htaccess file
add these lines
ErrorDocument 404 /error.html
ErrorDocument 403 /error.html
where error.html is your error file obviously
It works! Thank you.
Dear @Badchip ,
Theres a easy way to fix this,
On the control panel, theres a menu called Error Pages, click on it and you will see the configuration for error pages such as 404, 500, etc.
Do note that you need to setup a page on your website either Wordpress or what to handle the error.
Else if you choose to redirect them somewhere else, you might loose a customer.
Thats all it.
Thanks.
@PlanetGamingGG said:
Dear @Badchip ,
Theres a easy way to fix this,
On the control panel, theres a menu called Error Pages, click on it and you will see the configuration for error pages such as 404, 500, etc.
Do note that you need to setup a page on your website either Wordpress or what to handle the error.
Else if you choose to redirect them somewhere else, you might loose a customer.
Thats all it.Thanks.
Good alternative. Thank you.