You are in the WebPieces Development Server. Your request received a 404.
Your app's webpage was not found for this reason: ${error}$
Domain Specific Routes
Most WebApps will not have Domain Specific Routes. This is for special situations. If there is no match on
any domains, the router skips to the next section looking for a match. If there is a match on a domain, the router
narrows to only matching here in this section
#{list items:domains, as:'domain'}#
- ${domain.domain}$
#{/list}#
#{else}#
- You have no domain specific routes that match only on domain
#{/else}#
Non Domain Routes
Next, these routes are matched digging into scopes such that any sublist is matched in order after matching on scope.
It's good to have scopes so instead of looping over 3000 urls, the router loops over 10 or so in a scope to match
#{htmlEscapingOff}#
${routeHtml}$
#{/htmlEscapingOff}#
TODO: Fill in the module we ended up using and the routes in that module that did not match here to make it
easy for the developer to see why he got a 404
Your app in production will look like what is in this iframe(ie. this is your production 404 page or login page if redirected due to security filter!)