Sebastian wrote:
yeah sorry, i must of deleted the original topic and all i had was the
followups..
anyway, what do you want, the cake and eat it too?
why two types of 404's?
i mean you either use ErrorDocument or use php headers..
i guess i dont understand why use both..
to send 404 header and then display a custom document you might as well
use the ErrorDocument in apache, it would be the same affect.
might as well set ErrorDocument in apache to point to a php file and do
whatever you want in the php script.. like send more 404 headers..
Because Apache's ErrorDocument will only handle the case when the PHP
script (or other file) that is being called doesn't exist in the filesystem.
However, if, for example, your PHP file retrieves records from a
database based on the querystring passed to it, and returns a 404 Not
Found error when the requested record doesn't exist in the DB, Apache
will not automatically display the ErrorDocument. So my suggestion is
simply to include() it in that case.
Jasper
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