Re: No Error Messages

On Tuesday 31 October 2006 19:00, Richard Lynch wrote: Hi again, Its my bad, sorry for interruption, I use ajax things and use E_ALL error level. Sometimes I use @ before variables to disable notices because it creates problem in ajax. And this time I use @ for my entire Page containers. And naturally all my errors was gone. And this was very good lesson to me, do not use shortcuts, use proper vay. Like $variable=''; Thanks for help. Regards Sancar > On Tue, October 31, 2006 6:24 am, Sancar Saran wrote: > > If page has some errors it stop producing any error messages. Neither > > page nor > > syslog. > > > > I get blank page. > > If it's a fatal error, or one too serious to be trapped by an error > handler, then your script will just stop. > > > System > > Debian Unstable > > Apache 2 > > Php 5.1.6 > > > > Apc > > Memcached > > Obhandler with gzip > > and I store entire page output then printed out. > > You may have installed something which does something like: > while (ob_get_level()) ob_end_flush(); > > > And I found if my error on first pages there was no problem, error > > message > > show in page and syslog and if that eroor is in included files. I get > > absolutely Nothing. > > The included files could easily be re-setting your error handling, or > an included file *BEFORE* the one you are examining could do it: > > <?php > require 'include_file_that_resets_error_reporting.inc'; > require 'include_file_that_generates_error_you_are_worried_about.inc'; > ?> > > PEAR error handling did this to me years ago, so I wasted more time > figuring out what was going on than it would have taken me to solve > the original problem I wanted PEAR for, and that's one of the reasons > I never use PEAR much. [shrug] > > Back then, the PEAR error handler was tightly-woven into the whole > thing. Or maybe I'm thinking of phpLib on that one...