Try writing a custom error handler. Chech out
http://www.zend.com/zend/spotlight/error.php for a good article on the
subject. Pay particular attention to the bit at the end about output
buffering since I assume that what you would want to do is send a redirect
header to the browser if the script fails to work.
"Tim Ward" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
> I've gone an annoying problem. On our site I've trapped "file does not
> exist" errors at Apache level to send out my own error screen with a
company
> logo, link to home page and a mailto link, but this doesn't work for any
> request for a page that would be parsed by php if it existed. In this case
a
> valid html page (containing the php error) is returned. The problem seems
to
> be that as far as Apache is concerned there isn't an error. I haven't
found
> anything in php that allows me to trap errors like this. Error reporting
> levels aren't helpful as I still need the error trapped.
>
> I'm sure I'm not the first person who has come across this, and I'm hoping
> someone out there has found a way around it.
>
> I'm running PHP 4.0.0, Apache 1.3 on NT (yes I know, but our network
manager
> has promised me a linux box)
>
> Tim Ward
> Senior Systems Engineer
>
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