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custom_errors.php:
 
custom_errors.php:
  
<? echo "An error has occured on this page, Sorry"; ?>
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<? echo "An error has occurred on this page, Sorry"; ?>
 
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<H1>A Problem has been Encountered</H1>
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  <p style = "font-size: 32px;">A Problem has been Encountered</p>
An error has occured on this page, Sorry
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An error has occurred on this page, Sorry<br />
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Available variables for this page are:<br /><br />
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$errstr -> The error that has occurred<br />
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$errfile -> The file where the error occurred<br />
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$errline -> The line number where the error occurred<br />
  
 
Available variables for this page are:
 
<pre>
 
$errstr -> The error that has occured<br>
 
$errfile -> The file where the error occured<br>
 
$errline -> The line number where the error occured<br>
 
</pre>
 
 
[[Category:NATS Extras]]
 
[[Category:NATS Extras]]

Revision as of 15:19, 16 March 2010

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Error_message_display
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Error_message_display
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Nats allows you as the owner to display your own error messages should an error occur on any of the NATS pages.

To do so, create the file custom_errors.php in your /nats/ directory. This file can contain whatever message you wish to display on an error page.

custom_errors.php:

<? echo "An error has occurred on this page, Sorry"; ?>

This will output the following:


A Problem has been Encountered

An error has occurred on this page, Sorry
Available variables for this page are:

$errstr -> The error that has occurred
$errfile -> The file where the error occurred
$errline -> The line number where the error occurred