Hi there,
This a very useful post: https://www.joomshaper.com/blog/create-a-custom-joomla-404-page-with-sp-page-builder#commentform. Thank you.
One question: what happens to the error.php when there is an update? I'm thinking of how I keep all the custom CSS in a separate file so it will not be overwritten when there is an update. Should the same method be done with the error.php file? And if so, where would the override reside?
Thank you,
Karen
When template update comes, the file will be overridden. So, you have to keep a backup of that file. It cannot be maintained like CSS file since it is one of the core files of the template.
Best regards
Hi. Set rights on this file as 444. Then it will not be overwritten on update
Ok, thank you Ofi, that makes sense. I discovered this after the fact when a 404 page that I had created was no longer working. It must have been overwriting during an update.
May I suggest that there be an addition to the blog post so your users know their work could be lost when there is an update.
Thank you Pavel. I will change the permissions on the file.
Thanks for your suggestion. It is always advisable to take a backup when you update any extension.
