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A project I'm working on requires custom modules, and I'll be the last person to claim that I am perfect. I've gone through and removed as many possible php errors and causes for WSODs that I can think of, and I haven't had any recently. In the case that an error does happen with my code it will affect a single page load, it won't totally take the site down. The last thing I want is a user seeing a clearly broken page with text saying "your website is broken".

Is there a way I can display/redirect to a general (and pretty) "There was a problem completing your request, please contact site administrators" error page?

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  • Use try / catch statements on the offending code to recover as gracefully as possible. But no, in the event of a 500 error, this is usually done at the server level (maintenance page) because the application cannot complete the request.
    – Kevin
    Jan 6, 2022 at 4:41
  • you could also make use of an eventlistener and listen for 'onKernelException' and check the response-code
    – john Smith
    Jan 18, 2022 at 9:59

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