Error Handling

I wrote this function to intercept strings that would not make good user names due to the presence of invalid url characters. If the string contains no invalid characters, the function returns true, if it does, it either returns false or a...

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We've all seen the ugly and uninformative Page Not Found error when a page no longer exists. This script was made in order to make error documents more informative and attractive for both the user and the webmaster. The messages, colors, and...

Let's face it, we all hate those ugly and uninformative Page Not Found error messages when a page no longer exists or cannot be found. This script was made in order to make error documents more informative and attractive for both the user and the...

errorBot is a simple (yes, simple) php-script that allows you to design and customise the error-documents your web server presents to a surfer. stannek.nu

Simple Errors is a simple error logger. It replaces the default Apache error handler with your own. Customizable output page to suit your own needs. Even logs and/or emails you when an error occurs! Can add new error codes easily, using the flat...

Let's face it, we all hate those ugly and uninformative Page Not Found error messages when a page no longer exists or cannot be found. This script was made in order to make error documents more informative and attractive for both the user and the...

This set of scriptlets allows you to have both customised Apache error pages and the opportunity to be notified, by email, when an error occurs on your site. When site visitors arrive at an error page, they have the option of notifying you by...

This programm automatically lists the values of POST, GET, FILES, COOKIE, SESSION and other defined variables as tree or list. It can be used for debugging all of your scripts. Freeware-Downloads by iP-e

This simple script will send you a email when a page hasn't been found on your server. This way you can easely keep track of broken links It also emails the refered page where the visitor came from. It will print a error message and will redirect...