Evert | Rooftop wrote:
Thats a smart idea.. I like that
As for letting PHP do the 500, I tend to use output buffering everywhere
(i think most people do, supposed to be faster too) so I'm used to
setting header()'s wherever I need them..
You think wrong. There are very good reasons not to use output buffering.
Besides, in most of my script the business logic gets executed first,
and this is where most errors can happen.. only after the presentation
is done.
So the solution would be, if fatal error is triggered, and
headers_sent() is false then set the error to 500..
This produces inconsistent behavior. I would not be in favor of it.
I suggest you do as Rasmus suggested. Use register_shutdown_function()
perhaps to have a function to change the status code before output is
sent in your specific environment.
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