Re: Member function as error_handler
| From: | David Eisenhart | Date: | Sun, 09 Mar 2003 17:40:25 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: Member function as error_handler | ||
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I'd recommend that you consider using the set_error_handler function.
This'll let you create and use your own custom error handler function (which
is fired for errors of the E_ERROR, E_WARNING and E_NOTICE type and also
those errors that you deliberately trigger using trigger_error()) - very
handy indeed!
Of course rather than doing this on every page place such code in a single
file and include this file (using the include construct or variation on
this) within all your site pages.
Hope this helps.
David Eisenhart
"Nik Makepeace" <nik@nikmakepeace.com> wrote in message
news:1047212297.5097.24.camel@gruyere...
> Query One: Can I use a member function of an object as an error_handler?
>
> I currently declare a function for error handling with every page, but I
> would like to put it in an object which lives in the session anyway. The
> problem is I can't seem to do it; when I try to set the error handler to
> a method, it defaults to PHP's usual methods. Is it me or PHP?
>
> MTIA,
> Nik
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