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I want to instigate an automatic error reporting system; send an email to the sys admin when a mysql error occurs.

I want to do this by including a standard include file which will read the current pages url plus the mysql error message.

 

eg:

$result = mysql_query(" blah'" );

if(!$result)

  {

  include("email error to sysadmin.inc");

  echo "error has been emailed to sys admin";

  exit;

  }

 

email error to sysadmin.inc

  subject = system error

  body = page.url + mysql error message

  email address = sysadmin

  send email

 

Q: how do I read the current pages url?

It can't be hard-coded because it will usually include a heap of GET strings particular to the current error.

 

Any help appreciated.

 

Amanda

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