Managing Header code before the server is sending the default header response about simplephprouter

[steampixel]

Hey @laboxmedia ,
this router is just a basic concept. I don't want to add more complexity to it.

Another reason is that response headers can be set by the whole server stack. Maybe you have an Nginx Server which proxies your requests to an Apache server which will call your PHP app. Each of this layers can add individual response headers to the outgoing stream. A "Bad Request" for example can appear on each of this layers.

Yet another reason this router does not set headers by default is that you maybe do not want to set a 404 header if a page was not found. Maybe you want to set a 301 header for redirecting the request. Maybe you want to be silent about the status. Your app will decide.

Also you have to define first what a bad request is. The router cannot know which request are "bad". Your app will decide this.

Was this answer helpful? Don't know if I understand your question completely.

thank you for the response, we'll try doing it by doing ErrorDocument into our htaccess then!