But how did you get the PHP code to run if the file doesn't exist? If a file
with a php extension is requested Apache thinks the error returned by the
PHP parser is a valid response to the request and auto_prepend only seems to
work after the parser has got the file for parsing.
I've tried everything I can to solve this. Has no-one else out there found
this a problem?
Tim Ward
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From: Richard Baskett [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 23 September 2001 22:22
To: Christian Reiniger
Cc: PHP General
Subject: Re: [PHP] 404 error
Thank you :) Yeah someone mentioned using phpinfo() to figure out
what I
wanted and it worked beautifully and $REQUEST_URI was indeed the one
I
needed. Thank you!
Rick
> On Sunday 23 September 2001 20:46, Richard Baskett wrote:
>> I don't think I said it clear enough :) Sorry abou that. This
is what
>> I did:
>>
>> <?
>> echo "Page with error: $HTTP_REFERER<br>";
>> echo "Error Link: $PHP_SELF";
>> ?>
>
> Try $REQUEST_URI
>
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