MODx parse error - error display

How do I redirect to an error document (like 404) for MODx parse errors?

I am using Apache 2.2, Mysql 5.0.51 and Php 5

I have the error document defined in MODx manager as well as Error Documents defined in httpdconf in Apache as below:

ErrorDocument 400 /error_page.html
ErrorDocument 401 /error_page.html
ErrorDocument 403 /error_page.html
ErrorDocument 404 /error_page.html
ErrorDocument 405 /error_page.html
ErrorDocument 406 /error_page.html
ErrorDocument 409 /error_page.html
ErrorDocument 413 /error_page.html
ErrorDocument 414 /error_page.html
ErrorDocument 500 /error_page.html
ErrorDocument 501 /error_page.html

When I intentionally change the database configuration, the page displays the parse error. Is it possible to redirect to the error page?

Thanks.

George.

Not if PHP catches the error before MODx does. PHP will generate its own error page before MODx ever gets a chance to do anything. That’s why you often end up with a bunch of "headers already sent" errors along with a major PHP fatal error.

Thanks, but I have set ’display_errors’ to off in php.ini

Is there any other setting in php or modx that will help me redirect users to a nicer error page in case of a fatal error? We do have an error page set up in Modx for 404s.

George.