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In case of unhandled exceptions, how do I get PAW to serve my custom error page instead of the generic PAW error page? I'm using django==1.7.1. My "templates" directory contains custom error pages, 404.html, etc. Normally, django should serve these if found.

The "Something went wrong" page isn't customisable, unfortunately. But it's only displayed when your app is misconfigured to the extent that Django can't even start up, which should almost never happen after you've got through the initial setup phase. Django's own 500.html files should be served up for normal application errors.

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