Error page
Error page
The Error page template is rendered when a there is an error or when the requested page doesn't exist.
Available properties
You can use the following properties in the Error page template.
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| error | string | The error type |
| status_code | integer | The error status code |
| promoted_articles | array | An array of promoted article objects |
| ticket_forms | array | An array of ticket form objects |
| help_center | object | A help_center object that holds information and settings about the current help center |
| settings | object | A settings object with custom settings for the current theme |
| signed_in | boolean | Whether the user is logged in or not |
| featured_posts | array | An array of featured post objects |
Possible errors and status codes:
| Error | Status Code | Description |
|---|---|---|
| "unauthorized" | 401 | User has to be authenticated to proceed |
| "forbidden" | 403 | User is not allowed to proceed |
| "not_found" | others | Page doesn't exist or there was another problem |
Available helpers
You can use any built-in helpers, global helpers, or global advanced helpers in this page template.
Example
<div class="error-page"><h1>{{t 'oops'}}</h1>{{#is error 'unauthorized'}}<h2>{{link 'sign_in'}}</h2>{{/is}}{{#is error 'forbidden'}}<h2>{{t 'not_authorized'}}</h2>{{/is}}{{#is error 'not_found'}}<h2>{{t 'nonexistent_page'}}</h2><p>{{t 'mistyped_address_or_moved_page'}}</p>{{/is}}{{#link 'help_center'}}{{t 'back_to_homepage'}}{{/link}}</div>