Thank you, Rasmus.
I had a feeling I needed to provide more information. Right now, I am
running NT 5, with the CGI version of PHP 4, and IIS 5 as the web server.
As for the Linux machine, it will be running Apache web server. So I'm
assuming that the information below is what I need. It looks like all I
need is the REDIRECT_QUERY_STRING on Apache. So I will only need to parse
the NT string while I am developing the network. Thanks again!
From: Rasmus Lerdorf [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: "[ rswfire ]" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
CC: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [PHP] Custom Error 404
Date: Sat, 27 Jan 2001 12:17:01 -0800 (PST)
This is a web server question, not a PHP question. You didn't say which
web server you are using on NT5, nor which one you are planning to use on
Linux. PHP has nothing to do with how this works.
On Linux with Apache you will get the following variables when you make a
request for domain.com/blah?abc=123def=456
REDIRECT_ERROR_NOTES File does not exist: /home/rasmus/phpweb/blah
REDIRECT_QUERY_STRINGabc=123def=345
REDIRECT_REQUEST_METHOD GET
REDIRECT_STATUS 404
REDIRECT_URL /blah
QUERY_STRING empty
REQUEST_URI /blah?abc=123def=345
-Rasmus
On Sat, 27 Jan 2001, [ rswfire ] wrote:
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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