Is there a way to catch and handle HTTP errors?
When the web server throws a 500 Internal Server Error I'd like the user to see something besides the default browser page.
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You can update the template with name '500' (website.500)
That the template which is rendered when Odoo catch an exception !
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Since I need 30 karma to comment on other people's answers & I have 8 I'm going to comment on my question. @jke, where is this template?
You need to set your user as technical user and after a refresh, in setting /technical / user interface / views
Ps: the best way is to do an heritage to avoid to lost your changes at next update! Else you can set the model data as "no updatable" to avoid to be erased ... Let us know if it's work for you
I don't see this template. Is that the view name, the template or external id?
Jeremy Kersten (JKE)
Le 30 mars 2015 à 21:03, Dean <odoo@deanandadie.net> a écrit :