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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. | 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. | + | 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. |
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| − | An error has | + | An error has occurred on this page, Sorry<br /> |
| − | + | Available variables for this page are:<br /><br /> | |
| + | $errstr -> The error that has occurred<br /> | ||
| + | $errfile -> The file where the error occurred<br /> | ||
| + | $errline -> The line number where the error occurred<br /> | ||
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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
