error404Success.php -- add an Area and RichText with fixtures

[johnnybenson]

When Spike visited, he mentioned a great idea about having a 404 page that uses an Area for editing the message it displays.

I went ahead and tested it in our error404Success.php.

It works great, I just had to add the a helper to the template.

The problem is that the content in there currently has been graciously I18N'd.

I don't want to outright delete it from the error404Success, but I think it should be loaded into a richtext slot as a fixture when we do a build --all --and-load.

This isn't necessary for 1.4.x, we can just create this file in the client projects for now and move on.

But it should absolutely be a part of our 1.5 release, right? This is easy and makes sense.

<?php use_helper('a','I18N') ?>
<h2><?php echo __('Error 404 &mdash; The page you are looking for could not be found.', null, 'apostrophe') ?></h2>
<h3><a href="/"><?php echo __('Go Home.', null, 'apostrophe') ?></a></h3>

<?php a_area('body', array(
	'global' => true, 
	'allowed_types' => array(
		'aRichText', 
		'aSlideshow', 
		'aVideo', 
		'aImage', 
	),
  'type_options' => array(
		'aRichText' => array('tool' => 'Main'), 	
		'aSlideshow' => array("width" => 480, "flexHeight" => true),
		'aVideo' => array('width' => 480, 'flexHeight' => true, 'resizeType' => 's'),		
		'aImage' => array('width' => 480, 'flexHeight' => true, 'resizeType' => 's'),
))) ?>

[tboutell]

It's great that this works.

Here's a thought: should rich text slots have a 'default-text' option
that allows you to programmatically specify their default text?

We could also solve it with fixtures for the 'global' page, yes.

[johnnyoffline]

Admins can now customize the error404 page by browsing to:
 http://yoursite/admin/error404

Old sites or existing sites without that page created will see the same old default error404 text we have always had.

When logged in as an admin you -can- also purposely browse to the wrong URL and also edit the pages contents.

Existing sites will have to have the /admin/error404 page created before that path will work.

Non-admin users cannot edit the 404 page as of right now, that makes sense to me.

[johnnyoffline]

The styles for the 404 page live in the sandbox because we would presumably want to customize them from project to project.

[3043]

The error404 template lives in the plugin.

[3044]