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Writing Debuggable Code Hits: 13 ***** 0.0 A simple Custom Error Page Generator in PHP Hits: 25 ***** 4.0 Mail on 404 Hits: 16 ***** 0.0 Custom 404 Error Page With Email Notification Hits: 21 ***** 0.0 For those of you who take on This simple, free script, A simple snippet of php code A tutorial that shows you how massive coding tasks such as along with a few extra lines to insert in your custom 404 to set up your site so that creating an entire site from in your .htaccess file, error page. It will send an you receive an email scratch, you'll notice that allows the building of e-mail when a visitor whenever a visitor it tends to become tedious custom error pages encounters a 404 page and encounters a file not found to debug your code unless on-the-fly. The coding certain conditions are met. error. Can easily be adopted you've taken a few principles and .htaccess The tutorial explains how for other errors such as 400 precautionary measures. This requirements are discussed the script works and where (Bad Request), 401 tutorial will start you off with examples, and a to insert the code. (Authorization Required), in the right direction. It complete and commented PHP   403 (Forbidden), and 500 won't make your code script is available for   (Internal Server Error). debuggable for you, but download. The script allows   Requires an Apache web you'll have an idea on how for email notification to   server with PHP installed. to do it. Most code can be the webmaster when errors     modified to fit the schema occur, and gives users a     suited for debugging fairly link to redirect them back     easily, but this guide is to the site's homepage.     written with a clean slate       in mind; it will describe       the process of preparing       your code to be easily       debuggable from scratch.       Date: Feb, 05 2006 Date: Oct, 04 2005 Date: Oct, 22 2004 Date: Aug, 20 2004

Custom Error Handling with PHP Hits: 18 ***** 3.0 Custom error documents are a       valuable tool to have. Using       this tutorial you'll be able       to redirect any user to a       specified location on your       site if they have reached an       error such as Error 404 -       Document Not Found or Error       500 - Internal server Error.       If you've re-designed your       site recently or even moved       some files around, this       tutorial will show you how       to use PHP and Apache's       htaccess file to avoid       losing traffic.       Date: Jul, 25 2002