"Richard Lynch" <ceo@xxxxxxxxx> writes:
> On Thu, May 4, 2006 8:50 am, Nic wrote:
>> I'm having trouble with setting HTTP error status from PHP4.
>>
>> The PHP docs say that if I have this :
>>
>> <Directory /mydir>
>
> WILD GUESS!!!
>
> Try it with full pathname to /mydir, or perhaps without the leading
> '/' or some combination of more/fewer directories and/or slashes.
No. /mydir is the directory I want the error page served for.
It does actually work outside the PHP environment, eg:
<Directory /mydir>
ErrorDocument 404 "hello!!!"
</Directory>
and requesting /mydir/not_there returns a 404 with "hello!!!" in the
page.
But /mydir/some.php doing:
header("HTTP/1.1 404 Rubbish!!!")
_never_ causes the error document to be picked up.
It's strange because the docs say this can be done; I can't find an
example that is purported to work outside of the docs though.
Nic
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