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Most websites rely on a standard host supplied 404 error control.
there are a few free eror handlers available, but few are any good or with a control panel using .htaccess & .htpasswd files.

I got a feeling that you could create this concept in your sleep!
I'd be your first and biggest customer, Seriously!

All you need to do to control 404 pages is add a line inside .htaccess, so why bother

Klemen Stirn wrote:All you need to do to control 404 pages is add a line inside .htaccess, so why bother

I already employ a customised error control with detailed logging, so I know what errors happen, when and what types 403 404 500 and so on, but what I was suggesting is having some sort of interface which keeps a better record of error events and sends the user to an interactive error page, maybe incorporating a redirector depending on what type of error was encountered.

It was just a suggestion, as I know how useful my existing logger has been in it's limited way.