Php Error Pages

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Hi all,

Is it possible to use PHP pages as error handlers (e.g. 404, 500 etc) instead of the default SHTML pages? The rest of my site uses PHP, so this would make life a bit easier.

Thanks in advance,

Cal McLean

[anush]

Yes you can check that in http://techstream.org

[Titanom]

You can specify which documents respond to particular codes by adding them to a .htaccess file. Note that .htaccess files are generally inherited by child directories - so if you put it in your public_html directory (i.e. the top-level directory of your site), then all child directories should follow the rules too.

 

So to add custom 404 (Not Found) pages, you'd use something like:

ErrorDocument 404 /my-amazing-4oh4-page.php

 

When I say ".htaccess files are generally inherited by child directories..." this has just generally been in my experience; thinking about it, I actually don't know if that is related to how a given HTTPD is configured, whether it's default Apache behavior, or what. But it will most definitely apply to the directory in which the .htaccess file is located.

[anush]

This actually correct but in some server Apache i think you need to put like this

when i just add the single line code it did't worked from me on Stevie

 

<IfModule mod_rewrite.c>
RewriteEngine On ErrorDocument 404 /404.php
</IfModule>

 

just change the 404.php to your page

 

You can check this link once steve gets back on track as my website is on Stevie

http://techstream.or...gining/404_page

 

You can make some creative pages for 404

check mine http://techstream.org/404

 

for more check the above link