PHP Error Handling Scripts

Website Error Corrector is a PHP script which will catch your website's "Page Not Found", 404 error, and show a custom page to the user.This page will provide information on the broken link and a list of pages available on your website or link to your main page.

The add_error page is used to report an error message. The person who reports the error has the option of reporting the error to one or more developers. The list_error.php files is used to list error reports in a certain order. The error reports are ordered by date,error fixed and error severity. The edit_error.php page is used by the person who fixes the error. The user has to mention among other options, the cause,solution of error,whether the error was a browser issue, the description of the error, the error category etc. Error descriptions may be added manually. These are stored in the database. The user may also specify whether the site (on which the error occured), is owned by the group of developers or not. The search_error.php page allows users to search for error reports using various criteria, such as the reported between time, time taken to fix error,error severity,error category etc.

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 webmaster. The messages, colors, and images are all customizable. Additionally, it can log and/or e-mail an error when it occurs. This can also be displayed to include your site layout.

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 images are all customizable. It has languages support and works with register_globals=off. Additionally, it can log and/or e-mail an error when it occurs letting you know immediately if something is wrong on your site.

Link checker to help get rid of any dead links on your web pages. Coded in PHP.

I couldn't find a graphical overlay demo on the net and I wanted to have a nice ornate way of displaying errors by simply calling a function. After a while of looking for one, I decided to create one myself. The outcome is that of a dimmed page with a table for the error message right in the center. You can customize it to suit your needs very easily. All you need to know is a little PHP and HTML. Nothing to it. I think the world needs a demo like this.

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.

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 the visitor to another page. // 1) place this script in the document root of your server. // 2) create a .htaccess file with the following line: ErrorDocument 404 /404.php // 3) edit the variables in 404.php // 4) you are done! no broken links that you aren't aware of anymore!

Do you use PHP on your website? Have you ever visited your site only to find a PHP error smack in the middle of the front page, losing you visitors? With PHP Site Mon, you'll still receive those errors, but you will be emailed in time, instead of having your site inaccessible for days. Install the simple cron job, enter the appropriate addresses, and you are ready for action.

Scan and delete error_log file on your web server. error_log is generated by PHP is there is any errors encountered.

The way it works is providing several report formats of error catching: logging, display and redirection to a customizable error page. ErrorHandler captures the errors and captures (to a customized level) the context and variables surrounding the source of the error and neatly organizes them as a series of reports. It helps when developing new scripts and monitoring sites in production state, too. It helps when developing new scripts and monitoring sites in production state, too.

A PHP script to handle the most common errors that may occur on a Web site. When an error occours you can configure the script to notify you by e-mail. To make this script work you have to edit the apache configuration file the "ErrorDocument" section, also ".htaccess" is required. All you have to do is create the html pages which you want to show instead of the standard ones and a file with the extension ".htaccess" and put the neccesary lines in it.

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 formatted string containing all the invalid characters.

A very simple PHP Script that will e-mail the webmaster (or address you specify) whenever someone lands on a certain error page. A simple Generator is located on the Download Link which will create the code for you. All you enter is the error# (ex: 404), the e-mail address, and the folder your error pages are located. Next you upload the pages to your server. Once a user goes to the specific page, a pre-made e-mail will be sent out with information on the user's IP, time & date of error, and the page this error occurred. You can easily change the content of the e-mail by modifying the functions.inc.php file. Support is given through e-mail as well as forums. Special thanks to JdS @ http://www.desilva.biz/ for making this script.<br>UPDATES:<br>v2.5: E-mail shows the referring page to where the error occured. <br>v2.0: Added cookie feature to only submit an e-mail every one time someone goes to the specific page. The e-mail will be sent he first time, and ignored the rest of the times that user goes to the same error page.

Catches errors in your PHP script and displays an error overview, a section of source code from around the area where the error occurred (you may hover your mouse over a variable to see it's contents at the time of the error!) and a collapsible tree view of all initialized variables. Note: the JavaScript used to generate the variable tree is only compatible with Microsoft Internet Explorer.