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&nbsp;I have a LAMP website and it's in its final stages right now prior to going live. Currently, any PHP (or such) error that occurs will be displayed on the corresponding webpage; what I want to happen is that when an error occurs, the user would be re-directed to a user-friendly webpage (it would have the classic message: an error has occurred; webmaster has been notified...etc), and I want an e-mail to be sent to the webmaster e-mail address; I know how to do such a thing on a .NET website, but I don't know how to do it on such a PHP site; any help or guidelines on how to do such error handling.
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Hey experts,

 I have a LAMP website and it's in its final stages right now prior to going live. Currently, any PHP (or such) error that occurs will be displayed on the corresponding webpage; what I want to happen is that when an error occurs, the user would be re-directed to a user-friendly webpage (it would have the classic message: an error has occurred; webmaster has been notified...etc), and I want an e-mail to be sent to the webmaster e-mail address; I know how to do such a thing on a .NET website, but I don't know how to do it on such a PHP site; any help or guidelines on how to do such error handling.

Site-level Error Handling

Hey experts,

 I have a LAMP website and it&#39;s in its final stages right now prior to going live. Currently, any PHP (or such) error that occurs will be displayed on the corresponding webpage; what I want to happen is that when an error occurs, the user would be re-directed to a user-friendly webpage (it would have the classic message: an error has occurred; webmaster has been notified...etc), and I want an e-mail to be sent to the webmaster e-mail address; I know how to do such a thing on a .NET website, but I don&#39;t know how to do it on such a PHP site; any help or guidelines on how to do such error handling.

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