Beyond the comments, the "404" page pretty slick! It appears to try to find what you were looking for in the manual pages before telling you you made a mistake.
For example, you can go to http://www.php.net/date and it will take you to the date() function in the manual, even though http://www.php.net/date does not exist. This works for all of the functions, as far as I can tell.
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Beyond the comments, the "404" page pretty slick! It appears to try to find what you were looking for in the manual pages before telling you you made a mistake.
For example, you can go to http://www.php.net/date and it will take you to the date() function in the manual, even though http://www.php.net/date does not exist. This works for all of the functions, as far as I can tell.