Re: Seeing parse errors?

The problem is that PHP never runs the line changing error_reporting (or any other line) if there's a parse error. You need to change it somewhere else, a .htaccess file for instance. news.php.net wrote:

Can I see parse errors? For example, a = 5; should generate a parse error, but all that happens is my php file quits processing at that point, and no error is returned to the html page (which also quits). The default for my server site is no display_errors, but I have successfully overridden that by placing, phpinfo(); ini_set("display_errors", "1"); ini_set("error_reporting", "2047"); phpinfo(); at the very beginning of my file and verifying the changes were accepted. I am a courtesy user on this server, and it would be difficult for me to request php.ini changes. Thanks!

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