- Issue created by @nicrodgers
- 🇬🇧United Kingdom nicrodgers Monmouthshire, UK
Here's a screenshot showing an example of the error page that is displayed instead of the nice Drupal themed 404 page.
If you go to a page that exists, such as /node/1 and add %20 to the URL, eg /node/1%20 you should see the regular Drupal themed 404 page. However, instead an error message is displayed (but a 404 http response is correctly sent).
* Go to a URL of a node on the site, but append %20 to the URL. For example /node/1%20
Catch the exception so that a regular drupal 404 page can be displayed.
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Here's a screenshot showing an example of the error page that is displayed instead of the nice Drupal themed 404 page.