403 Error Pages
Command link: None
HTML documents:
403 Forbidden, Generic error | 403error.html |
403 Forbidden, Due to IP restrictions | 403iperror.html |
403 Forbidden, No more logins available | 403loginerror.html |
403error.html 403 Forbidden, Generic error
This page is sent in response to a generic "403 forbidden" error condition. To emulate the default form that the system sends for this condition when there is no 403error.html file, enter the following:
<HTML> <HEAD> <TITLE>403 Forbidden</TITLE> </HEAD> <BODY> <H1>403 Forbidden</H1> </BODY> </HTML>
This can be customized as required by the library. To insert a system-generated error message into the customized page, use the <!--{403errmsg}--> token. For example:
<HTML> <HEAD> <TITLE>403 Forbidden</TITLE> </HEAD> <BODY> <H1>Access to this page is forbidden</H1> <!--{403errmsg}--> </BODY> </HTML>
403iperror.html 403 Forbidden, Due to IP restrictions
This page is sent if the remote browser is denied access due to IP restrictions. The default form that the system sends for this condition when there is no 403iperror.html file is identical to that described above for the 403error.html page. The 403iperror.html page may be customized, but the <!--{403errmsg}--> token is not supported.
403loginerror.html 403 Forbidden, No more logins available
This page is sent when no more logins are available on the system. The default form that the system sends for this condition when there is no 403loginerror.html file is identical to that described above for the 403error.html page. The 403loginerror.html page may be customized, but the <!--{403errmsg}--> token is not supported.
You can create separate custom forms for each combination of language, scope, and patron type by using the following naming convention:
403error_LANG_s#_p#.html
403iperror_LANG_s#_p#.html
403loginerror_LANG_s#_p#.html
LANG | The language code (spi for Spanish, frc for French, etc.). |
s# | The number of the scope (s1, s2, s3, etc.). |
p# | The patron type or PTYPE (p0 or p243, etc.). |
For current examples of these forms, see the appropriate example set in WebPAC Example Sets and Photoshop Files on CSDirect.