note 115119 deleted from errorfunc.constants by tularis

Note Submitter: tedmasterweb at gmail dot com ---- Setting error_reporting in .htaccess or even httpd.conf can be confusing since you can't combine values as you can in php.ini. To set error_reporting to return multiple values, just repeat the setting in .htaccess for each type of error you want to see. For example, the default PHP setting (E_ALL & ~E_NOTICE & ~E_STRICT & ~E_DEPRECATED) would be something like: php_value error_reporting 1 php_value error_reporting 2 php_value error_reporting 4 php_value error_reporting 16 php_value error_reporting 32 php_value error_reporting 64 php_value error_reporting 128 php_value error_reporting 256 php_value error_reporting 1024 php_value error_reporting 2048 php_value error_reporting 4096 php_value error_reporting 16384 Note that this is not exactly the same as E_ALL (if I understand correctly) catches all errors not indicated here, but please correct me if I'm wrong.