I've got an ErrorDocument directive defined in my htaccess file.
If I, for example, enter into my browser:
http://mydomain.com/doesnotexist.html
the 404 directive is triggered and 404 document correctly comes up.
I have another file (doesexist.php) with the contents:
<?PHP
header("HTTP/1.0 404 Not Found");
?>
If I enter into my browser:
http://mydomain.com/doesexist.php
I get a blank page. Apparently, this does not trigger the 404 directive.
Should it? Is it possible to write a doesexists.php script which would
cause the 404 directive to be triggered?
I also tried: header("Status: 404 Not Found"); but this did not work either.
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