How to differentiate the Http error on the basis of HttpStatus code? [closed]
How to differentiate the Http error on the basis of HttpStatus code? [closed]
How to differentiate the Http error on the basis of HttpStatus code?
I just wanted to know is there a particular format of Error code for different types of errors like
and so on
eg.
suppose $e->getCode returns 402 then it should be fatal error.
try
//Some code Here
catch(Exception $e)
if($e->getCode == x)
echo "Syntex Error");
else if($e->getCode == y)
echo "Fatal Error");
else if($e->getCode == z)
echo "Execution Errors");
I wanted to know is there some categorization of errors on the basis of code like from error code 50 to 100 it is Syntex error and from 101-150 it is execution error and so on.
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Any language. Error codes are same brother.
– Pawan lakhera
Aug 20 at 13:53
No, they're not
– gogaz
Aug 20 at 13:54
Some source code editors, notably emacs, are able to run some build (e.g. a compilation command) and parse its stderr or stdout for messages using regexps, and then colorize these messages appropriately. This is configurable (read about emacs' compilation mode...)
– Basile Starynkevitch
Aug 20 at 13:55
Even with the edit, the question stays unclear and don't have any Minimal, Complete, and Verifiable example. Please provide an Minimal, Complete, and Verifiable example. Don't confuse what happens in the server (in PHP) and in the browser. Take a few hours to read more about HTTP
– Basile Starynkevitch
Aug 20 at 14:10
Which language are we talking about ?
– gogaz
Aug 20 at 13:52