Creating Custom Error Pages in SharePoint 2010

For those who build custom Internet facing SharePoint Web Content Management sites, which means they are likely anonymous, one of the most frustrating things was trying to implement a custom error page in SharePoint 2007.

Thankfully this has been addressed in SharePoint 2010. Microsoft PFE Todd Carter (aka: Carl Fredrickson) recently blogged how you can create your own custom error pages… and you aren’t limited to just the error page… you can create Login, Request Access, Confirmation, Access Denied and Sign-Out Pages too!

»Todd Carter: An Expected Error Has Occurred

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posted on Friday, April 23, 2010 5:02 PM

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# Mr 4/25/2010 1:07 PM Chris

Hi Andrew,
Do you have any advice or know an easy way to creeate a custom login page for a sharepoint site in 2010. Because we are using claims based authentication the normal methods are not working properly...do you have any advice / examples?

# re: Creating Custom Error Pages in SharePoint 2010 4/30/2010 5:43 PM Todd Carter

Thanks Bro for the mention, totally honored.

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