How to Use Bubble's Error Handling Workflow Events

There are two types of websites and apps: Ones that go the extra mile with even the smallest of details, and ones that give you a generic “cookie cutter” feeling.

Both can have amazing content and features, but one just makes you feel a little more...human. And when you’re connecting with people from all over the world, without ever seeing their faces or hearing their voices, that can be hard to do.

The thing is, people like feeling human. They like experiences that feel personal and catered - not one size fits all.

One way to give users the experience they crave is by making sure every detail of your app has gone under a lens - even down to your error messages. Because while those might be an afterthought for some, they can play a vital role in keeping users on your app.

Tell me, when you land on a 404 page that says “This page no longer exists,” how likely are you to head back to the home page or keep searching for the content you were looking for?

Not likely, right? But what if that 404 page said something like, “Woah! It looks like this page went missing. Click here to head back to safety before you get lost, too.”

Silly, I know, but let’s be honest...you’d probably “click here,” wouldn’t you?

Learn how to customize your error messages in Bubble for a better app experience.

It could keep countless users from going missing.

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[pixel.hustler]

Hi! Thank you for this still helpful ancient video. I noticed you cant handle such events with a backend workflow, we have to copy our error handling events to every How do you do that more efficiently? Wrap it in a reusable element?

[GeorgeWatson-ogjj]

This is excellent. You're a life-saver! :)

[afnankhan]

Is there a way to catch the message linked to the error sent by Bubble ? What I mean is, could I use the code of the error and display the message that is in the "language" section ?
This would be in order to have a multilingual platform that would show a dynamic alert.

[adityarajak]

Is there any feature by which I can show the validation message in any particular textbox or input box? Like on the signup page if the format of the given email is not correct, a message like, " wrong email format ", should display. Note my words, "I am not talking about alert method". I want to show the validation message before the submit button.