[PHP] custom 404 page

2004-09-21 Thread Gerben 
I would like to know which headers I have to send on my own 404page?
I read somewhere I have to send the header HTTP 302 Found

I also want to know which header I have to send when I redirect from my 
404page?
do I need HTTP 201? 

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RE: [PHP] custom 404 page

2004-09-21 Thread Jay Blanchard 
[snip]
I would like to know which headers I have to send on my own 404page?
I read somewhere I have to send the header HTTP 302 Found

I also want to know which header I have to send when I redirect from my 
404page?
do I need HTTP 201? 
[/snip]

Have you checked the http://www.w3c.org ?

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Re: [PHP] custom 404 page

2004-09-21 Thread John Nichel 
Gerben wrote:
I would like to know which headers I have to send on my own 404page?
I read somewhere I have to send the header HTTP 302 Found
I also want to know which header I have to send when I redirect from my 
404page?
do I need HTTP 201? 

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[PHP] Custom 404

2002-04-02 Thread Craig Donnelly 

Custom 404



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Re: [PHP] Custom 404

2002-04-02 Thread Andrew Brampton 

.htaccess :)
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RE: [PHP] Custom 404

2002-04-02 Thread Stampe, Lars 

http://rob-mike.php4hosting.com/mike/htaccess/

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.htaccess :)
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Re: [PHP] Custom 404

2002-04-02 Thread Scott St. John 

Custom 404 what?  Do you want to make one?


On Tue, 2 Apr 2002, Craig Donnelly wrote:

 Custom 404
 
 
 
 

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[PHP] Custom 404 Page

2002-02-27 Thread J. Anderson Scarbrough 

I am running apache and php.  I want to create a custom 404 page for my 
site.  I have created a .htaccess file and ErrorDocument 404 /error.php3 
line to it.

If someone tries to view www.myserver.com/thispagedoesnotexist.htm the 404 
page is displayed without issue.

If someone tries to view www.myserver.com/thispagedoesnotexist.php3 then the 
following message is displayed instead of the 404 page.

Fatal error: Unable to open /path/to/my/page/thispagedoesnotexist.php3 in - 
on line 0
No input file specified. 

How do I resolve this issue?

Thank you.

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RE: [PHP] Custom 404 Page

2002-02-27 Thread Jeroen Geusebroek 


I am running apache and php.  I want to create a custom 404 page for my

site.  I have created a .htaccess file and ErrorDocument 404
/error.php3 
line to it.

If someone tries to view www.myserver.com/thispagedoesnotexist.htm the
404 
page is displayed without issue.

I guess you are using PHP on Windows? I had the same problem with a
development server running IIS. I did not find a solution.

IIS starts the PHP parser if you use a file with a .php3 extension (or
whatever you configured) even when It does not exist.

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