I am designing a network of Internet sites on NT5 using PHP. However, when
I go live with the network, it will be on a Linux system using PHP.
My sites are handled somewhat uniquely. When a visitor (or a component of
the network) enters a URL address, the address does not really exist! They
are given a custom 404 error page that determines what information/site they
are trying to view and the page is then created.
I need to know if Linux handles custom error messages the same as NT5.
Here's the scenario:
Let's say I call the following page:
http://domain.com/site/index.html?anyvar=yeah
The page does not exist so the custom error page is called. For now, I have
phpinfo() in the custom error page. On NT5, the following appears under the
phpinfo():
SCRIPT_NAME = name of error page
QUERY_STRING = 404;http://domain.com/site/index.html?anyvar=yeah
Is this how the query string will appear on a Linux machine? I need to know
in order to parse the string right...
If it will appear differently, please let me know how. Thanks in advance!!
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