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Creating Custom Block Pages : Edit block page files (overview)
Edit block page files (overview)
Custom Block Pages | Web Protection Solutions | v8.2.x, v8.3.x | 13-Dec-2016
Before creating custom block pages, keep in mind that each Filtering Service instance in your network will need its own copy of the block pages.
As a best practice, customize your files on a test server. Then, when they are finalized, distribute them to the appropriate "Custom" folder on each server or appliance that hosts a Filtering Service instance.
To get started:
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Websense/Web Security/BlockPages/en/Default
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Websense/Web Security/BlockPages/en/Custom
 
Important 
Do not modify the original block message files in the BlockPages/<lang_code>/Default directory. Copy them to the BlockPages/<lang_code>/Custom directory and then modify the copies.
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If Filtering Service resides on a v8.3.x appliance, use the API to download the files you want to edit. See Working with block page files on v8.3.x appliances.
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If Filtering Service resides on a v8.2.x V-Series appliance, navigate to the Appliance manager Administration > Toolbox page and select Custom block page.
Next, select the files you want to edit and click Download File(s).
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Warning 
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Do not modify the tokens (enclosed by $* and *$ symbols), or the structure of the HTML code. These enable Filtering Service to display specific information in the block message.
For detailed instructions on making specific types of edits, see:
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Some block page HTML files use hard-coded paths to reference the support files used to construct the page. If you have modified the stylesheet used to format the block pages (blockStyle.css) or the JavaScript file used to construct security block pages (security.js), make sure that you also update the path to those files in your custom HTML files. For example:
<link rel="stylesheet" href="/en/Custom/blockStyle.css type="text>
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For v8.2.x V-Series appliances:
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Navigate to the Appliance manager Administration > Toolbox page.
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Click Upload File(s) to save your customized files to the appliance.
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Click Apply Changes to restart Filtering Service and start using the custom block pages.
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For Windows and Linux servers, use the Status > Deployment page in the Web module of the TRITON Manager to restart Filtering Service.
Block page changes do not go into effect until you restart Filtering Service.
You can easily resume using the default block pages at any time, if needed. See Reverting to the default block pages.

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