I'm trying to make a custom 404 page for my site that checks for similar pages of which the user typed a missing page. So for example, I want the user to be redirected to keyboards.php if he typed keyboard.php or just keyboard. Now, the trouble is, I can't seem to get the URI the user typed, that didn't exist. I tried several ways that people adviced to me, but none worked. This is the source-code: PHP: Request_uri: <? echo $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'] ?><br> Http_referer: <? echo $_SERVER['HTTP_REFERER'] ?><br> Redirect_url: <? echo $_ENV['REDIRECT_URL'] ?> This is the 404-page: http://www.thefreakybelgian.net/404.php This is a link to a page that doesn't exist: http://www.thefreakybelgian.net/idonotexist.php As you can see, $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'] displays the 404-page itself, the referer is the referer before the missing page has been clicked, and the redirect_url is empty. Any hardcore php'ers know what's wrong? What can I do to fix it? Thanks
No one knows? The 404 doesn't work at all anymore, but I just tried putting phpinfo() inside the 404, and no variable whatsoever had the not-existing url in. How can I "activate" it? There must be some way!
I can first point out you have Request_uri << maby it should be Request_url You have an i where you need L. that the prob?
