Custom Error Message Pages

[Christopher Pettet]

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

[Iván Sánchez Ortega]

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Christopher Pettet wrote:

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?

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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[Christopher Pettet]

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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Christopher Pettet wrote:

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?

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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