Use a Custom 404 Page¶
On this page
- Overview
- Procedure
- Create a Custom 404 Page File
- Host the 404 File in Realm
- Configure the 404 Resource Path in Realm
- Pull the Latest Version of Your App
- Create a Custom 404 Page HTML File
- Host the HTML File in Realm
- Specify the 404 Page in the Application Configuration
- Deploy the Updated Hosting Configuration
Overview¶
You can replace the default 404 page that MongoDB Realm displays when a user tries to
access a resource that does not exist with a custom HTML document. You
can specify this custom 404 page from the Realm UI or by importing an application configuration
directory that includes the page in its hosting directory. Select
the tab below that corresponds to the method you want to use.
Note
404 Errors in Single-Page Apps
When single-page application hosting is enabled, Realm always returns an HTTP 200 response with the app root regardless of the requested route. This means that you cannot specify a custom 404 page for a SPA. Instead, you should include custom code in your application to handle invalid routes.