error_reporting(0)..
| From: | Robert Restad | Date: | Wed, 28 Jan 2004 03:03:27 +0000 |
| Subject: | error_reporting(0).. | ||
| Groups: | php.general | ||
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I am attempting to write my own little error-logging function...
however, for some reason, whatever I do I can not seem to override the
error display setting on the server.
Starting at the most simple thing, you should think that when you write
.
<?
Error_reporting(0);
?>
. should pretty much stop every error message eventually generated on
the production server. But it wont. The only way I can shut off the
error messages, is to set "display_errors = Off" in PHP.INI .
Now, this means I can track i.e. NOTICE errors, but parse-errors will
show nonetheless. My wish is that whatever error the system outputs, I
would like to be able to deal with them my very own custom way.
Anybody got a good idea of how I can successfully switch off these pesky
error messages on runtime level and then trap them all?
Rob.