If an error occurs with php how can I get it to go to a 500-100 page?
Also, once I have it there; how can I get the last error?
Also, once I have it there; how can I get the last error?
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Re: 500100 pages
On 24 Nov 2004 13:21:05 -0800, joeandtel@gmail .com (Joe This) wrote:
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>If an error occurs with php how can I get it to go to a 500-100 page?[/color]
With a user-defined error handler; see set_error_handl er().
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>Also, once I have it there; how can I get the last error?[/color]
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Re: 500100 pages
Joe This wrote:[color=blue]
> If an error occurs with php how can I get it to go to a 500-100 page?
> Also, once I have it there; how can I get the last error?[/color]
See Apache's "ErrorDocum ent" directive
If your Web server is not Apache, there probably is something that does
the same as Apache's "ErrorDocum ent" ...
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