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How to redirect to new page on maintenance mode?



The 2019 Stack Overflow Developer Survey Results Are In
Announcing the arrival of Valued Associate #679: Cesar Manara
Planned maintenance scheduled April 17/18, 2019 at 00:00UTC (8:00pm US/Eastern)New multidomain store front displays maintenance mode - Magento 1.9.0.1Magento - upgraded to 1.9 - admin not loading images & js because 403 errorHow to delete shooping cart before new add product cart and redirect checkout page?Error / maintenance page - custom theme implementation failuremaintenance mode removed automaticallyMigrated from Apache to Nginx Except Homepage , Every Other Page shows 404?Reset password not working, shows maintenance pageMagento 1.9.2.2 Multiple CPU processes continue in maintenance modeRedirect to new product page instead of current product PageDistinct maintenance page from report



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I think I'm missing something. I attempted to do this the "proper" magento 1.x way:



  • Copied rootDir/errors/default to rootDir/errors/janitor

  • Changed <skin>default</skin> to <skin>janitor</skin>

  • Updated code in rootDir/errors/janitor/503.phtml as needed.

This kind of works. The problem is the edits to 503.phtml basically make it a new page. It sends headers, it has a full <html> .. </html> structure etc.



Obviously what ends up happening is page.phtml renders first, with the contents of 503.phtml inside that page as the body.



I COULD completely change page.html but I would like to keep using the default for every other error (404, etc.)



The 503/maintenance page is a separate entity with its own markup, styles, logo and so forth.



Right now the solution is simply to bypass all this by changing the logic in rootDir/index.php to load my custom maintenance page rather than go through the standard magento error processing/rendering of 503.phtml.










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    I think I'm missing something. I attempted to do this the "proper" magento 1.x way:



    • Copied rootDir/errors/default to rootDir/errors/janitor

    • Changed <skin>default</skin> to <skin>janitor</skin>

    • Updated code in rootDir/errors/janitor/503.phtml as needed.

    This kind of works. The problem is the edits to 503.phtml basically make it a new page. It sends headers, it has a full <html> .. </html> structure etc.



    Obviously what ends up happening is page.phtml renders first, with the contents of 503.phtml inside that page as the body.



    I COULD completely change page.html but I would like to keep using the default for every other error (404, etc.)



    The 503/maintenance page is a separate entity with its own markup, styles, logo and so forth.



    Right now the solution is simply to bypass all this by changing the logic in rootDir/index.php to load my custom maintenance page rather than go through the standard magento error processing/rendering of 503.phtml.










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      I think I'm missing something. I attempted to do this the "proper" magento 1.x way:



      • Copied rootDir/errors/default to rootDir/errors/janitor

      • Changed <skin>default</skin> to <skin>janitor</skin>

      • Updated code in rootDir/errors/janitor/503.phtml as needed.

      This kind of works. The problem is the edits to 503.phtml basically make it a new page. It sends headers, it has a full <html> .. </html> structure etc.



      Obviously what ends up happening is page.phtml renders first, with the contents of 503.phtml inside that page as the body.



      I COULD completely change page.html but I would like to keep using the default for every other error (404, etc.)



      The 503/maintenance page is a separate entity with its own markup, styles, logo and so forth.



      Right now the solution is simply to bypass all this by changing the logic in rootDir/index.php to load my custom maintenance page rather than go through the standard magento error processing/rendering of 503.phtml.










      share|improve this question
















      I think I'm missing something. I attempted to do this the "proper" magento 1.x way:



      • Copied rootDir/errors/default to rootDir/errors/janitor

      • Changed <skin>default</skin> to <skin>janitor</skin>

      • Updated code in rootDir/errors/janitor/503.phtml as needed.

      This kind of works. The problem is the edits to 503.phtml basically make it a new page. It sends headers, it has a full <html> .. </html> structure etc.



      Obviously what ends up happening is page.phtml renders first, with the contents of 503.phtml inside that page as the body.



      I COULD completely change page.html but I would like to keep using the default for every other error (404, etc.)



      The 503/maintenance page is a separate entity with its own markup, styles, logo and so forth.



      Right now the solution is simply to bypass all this by changing the logic in rootDir/index.php to load my custom maintenance page rather than go through the standard magento error processing/rendering of 503.phtml.







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          Magento goes to maintenance mode when you create a file named maintenance.flag to your Magento home directory. This is how Magento handles it:



          $maintenanceFile = 'maintenance.flag';

          if (file_exists($maintenanceFile))
          include_once dirname(__FILE__) . '/errors/503.php';
          exit;



          If you want to custom and design it, follow this one.






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            Magento goes to maintenance mode when you create a file named maintenance.flag to your Magento home directory. This is how Magento handles it:



            $maintenanceFile = 'maintenance.flag';

            if (file_exists($maintenanceFile))
            include_once dirname(__FILE__) . '/errors/503.php';
            exit;



            If you want to custom and design it, follow this one.






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              Magento goes to maintenance mode when you create a file named maintenance.flag to your Magento home directory. This is how Magento handles it:



              $maintenanceFile = 'maintenance.flag';

              if (file_exists($maintenanceFile))
              include_once dirname(__FILE__) . '/errors/503.php';
              exit;



              If you want to custom and design it, follow this one.






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                $maintenanceFile = 'maintenance.flag';

                if (file_exists($maintenanceFile))
                include_once dirname(__FILE__) . '/errors/503.php';
                exit;



                If you want to custom and design it, follow this one.






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                Magento goes to maintenance mode when you create a file named maintenance.flag to your Magento home directory. This is how Magento handles it:



                $maintenanceFile = 'maintenance.flag';

                if (file_exists($maintenanceFile))
                include_once dirname(__FILE__) . '/errors/503.php';
                exit;



                If you want to custom and design it, follow this one.







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