Custom Error Message Pages

I am having an issue with php and IIS6 in that I want a custom error page to
display when a page isn't found (error 404). If I do a test and enter
anything ending with .php it returns the "default", bog standard IE / IIS
error page. All other instances (.gif, .htm, <foldername> etc) route to the
custom error page.

What I need to know is where do I tell php the location of the custom error
page to ensure it displays the custom 404 page rather than the default one?

Any help appreciated

Chris

re: Custom Error Message Pages

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> What I need to know is where do I tell php the location of the custom
> error page to ensure it displays the custom 404 page rather than the
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PHP does not care about custom error page locations: webservers do. Please
re-read the documentation for Apache, boa, IIS, or whatever webserver you
are running.

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re: Custom Error Message Pages

Can you please explain why it works for everything EXCEPT .php extensions?

Try these three links and you'll see what I mean...

http://mydvds.psiss.com/fred.htm <- works fine
http://mydvds.psiss.com/fred.php <- displays the default 404
http://mydvds.psiss.com/fred.asp <- works fine


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>> error page to ensure it displays the custom 404 page rather than the
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> PHP does not care about custom error page locations: webservers do. Please
> re-read the documentation for Apache, boa, IIS, or whatever webserver you
> are running.
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