Re: PHP.net

In your case, it might be better to use mod_rewrite as the 404 requires writing to an additional log file. -- Chris Lambert "Hojtsy Gabor" <goba@mail.digitel2002.hu> wrote in message news:006601c130a2$8eb0a120$8702a3d5@selma... | > I noticed you had this in your "Tips and Tricks" section... | > | > > Shortcut URLs for the Manual | > > 08-Mar-2001 | > | > > You can go directly to PHP manual pages by using a URL such as: | > http://www.php.net/strlen. | > | > and I was wondering how you have managed it on the server side... Is it | as | > simple as having each function in a directory by its self (eg strlen), is | there | > some Apache trickery (creating an alias comes to mind) or is it somehow | > done in PHP? | | See the Apache ErrorDocument directive. You can specify one page | to handle all 404 errors, and then you are able to do such things. | Are page handling 404 error (like http://www.php.net/echo ) is | http://www.php.net/error/index.php | | Goba [one webmaster@php.net] | |