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Re: 404 error [message #185616 is a reply to message #185615] Tue, 22 April 2014 17:32 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
Ed Mullen is currently offline  Ed Mullen
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Ed Mullen wrote:
> Jerry Stuckle wrote:
>> On 4/22/2014 12:41 PM, Ed Mullen wrote:
>>> I have two sites on different hosts.
>>>
>>> Both use identical code to display a "last modified" message. The code
>>> is in a standard footer which is included (via PHP) on ever site page.
>>>
>>> I just noticed something odd. At my site <http://edmullen.net> it works
>>> just fine. The first link below shows a standard page with the footer
>>> message. The second will produce an error page since the link doesn't
>>> exist on the site. On the error page the date info is simply not
>>> displayed.
>>>
>>> <http://edmullen.net/index.php>
>>>
>>> <http://edmullen.net/bogus.php>
>>>
>>> Fine so far. The other site has different results.
>>>
>>> <http://guitarsnotguns.org/>
>>>
>>> <http://guitarsnotguns.org/rot.php>
>>>
>>> Notice the error message and incorrect date in the footer.
>>>
>>> I'm guessing it's a server configuration issue. Any thoughts?
>>>
>>> BTW, here's the PHP I use on both sites:
>>>
>>> <?php
>>> $current_file_name = ($_SERVER['REQUEST_URI']);
>>> $current_path = ($_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT']);
>>> $full_name = $current_path.$current_file_name;
>>> $last_modified = filemtime($full_name);
>>> print("This page last changed: ");
>>> print(date("F j, Y - h:i A", $last_modified));
>>> ?>
>>>
>>> Thanks.
>>>
>>
>> If the file doesn't exist, how can you get its time?
>>
>
> Agreed. Not expecting to.
>
>> It looks like you're including your footer in the failing page, but not
>> in the working one. This is not a PHP issue.
>>
>>
>
> The footer is in the two good links above. The failing pages above do
> not exist: They're links to a non-existant file. Hence the 404 result.
>
> What I'm asking about is how the two hosts' servers handle it. The
> first displays the custom 404 page WITHOUT showing the date in the
> footer. No idea why.
>
> The second host shows the 404 page but throws an error where the "date
> modified" info should be. Obviously
>

Oops. Hit send too fast.

I was going to say that obviously there is something different about the
servers set up.

I agree, it's probably not a PHP issue. Just thought the smart folks
here might have an idea.


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