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AutoE-mail Webmaster Error Page w/ details - Error Handling
   
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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 users 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.

 
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