I was looking at the stats for one of our clients, and for some bizarre reason the Error 404 page is the highest entry page and exit page.
I guess I can write some of this off as some people will have old bookmarks and stuff.
Anyhow I was pretty suprised at this as there are only really 10-15 pages all of which are dynamically driven so if page works, the page works. Right?
To try and monitor the problem and see where the problems were occuring I have set up a custom 404 page, which writes the HTTP_REFERER to a table when it is called.
The custom 404 is set up by having a htaccess file in the root directory and this has the following text:
ErrorDocument 404 http://www.domain.co.uk/error404.php
My only problem is that when I viewed the table I set up, there were entries in for pages which I have later checked and work fine.
Any ideas of how to approach this in a better way?
