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Sent: Monday, August 06, 2001 2:45 PM
Subject: Re: [PHP] 404's and requesting page
> Very odd.. I checked REQUEST_URI and outputed phpinfo() as you suggested
and
> nowhere does it say the name of the file that was requested.. is
Very odd.. I checked REQUEST_URI and outputed phpinfo() as you suggested and
nowhere does it say the name of the file that was requested.. is this a
server configuration issue?
All the variables relating to pages are set to the page that is displaying
the error rather than the request that is pro
Ah, yes. You are correct about the $REDIRECT_URL thing. I was looking
at some old code I had to deal with this and mis-read it. :)
I use ErrorDoument just as you describe.
I just tried this, and on my system $HTTP_SERVER_VARS["REQUEST_URI"]
contains the URI that generated the error.
If your 4
Thanks for the advice Tim, however it didn't work. Neither of the statements
in your mail were set ... I trued $REDIRECT_STATUS and that was set to 401
(even tho that doc wasn't capturing that error) and $REDIRECT_URL was set to
the path of the file handling the errors.
Is there some other apache
$HTTP_SERVER_VARS["REDIRECT_STATUS"] will be "404" (or "403" if you trap
those too).
$HTTP_SERVER_VARS["REDIRECT_URL"] will be the requested URL that caused
the error.
- Tim
http://www.phptemplates.org
On 05 Aug 2001 18:46:04 +0100, Tom Carter wrote:
> I'm using an apache directive to redirec
hi all,
I'm using an apache directive to redirect 404's to one of my own pages, and
i was wondering it is possible find out what the request was that caused
404.
I've examind all the global vairables etc, nothing I can see there.
If the 404 came from a link then I can find out the page with the
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